Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a chronic mental health condition that affects quality of life and morbidity. Help4Mood is a novel intervention designed to support the treatment of people with MDD in the community. It combines monitoring of objective symptoms such as activity levels and speech patterns with monitoring of subjective symptoms such as self reported mood and thinking patterns. Help4Mood was developed iteratively in collaboration with clinicians and people with depression. In this paper, we discuss our overall approach and present the results of four case studies where people with depression tested a near-final prototype of Help4Mood for two weeks.
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