BSTABLE Trademark

downloadable computer software that can be utilized as a desktop application, web application or mobile application for use with bipolar disorder, depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, social phobia, anxiety, schizophrenia, alcohol and drug abuse, eating disorders, cognitive behavioral therapy, intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities and which tracks and interactively reports on a patient's doctors, employers, family, friends, support groups, hospitals, lawyers, suicide attempts, vehicles, exercise regimens, diagnosis, family mental health histories, physical and psychiatric conditions, psychiatric related medications, non-psychiatric related medications taken, supplements taken, insurance information, pharmacy information, probation officers, diagnosis, physical examinations, laboratory tests, legal documents, crisis planning, crisis information related to: courts, police, probation, suicide attempts, post crisis episode analysis, expenses, goals, daily notes, medications, sleep, exercise, moods, triggers, stressors, feelings, symptoms, sickness, physical pain, thought disorder, energy levels, conflicts, activities, thankful things, relaxation techniques, sexual activity and interest, daily routine, appearance, speech, gambling, time outside, keeping doctor appointments, traveling, diet, adolescent and child behaviors, and schedules

health care services, namely, providing a database in the field of mental health, intellectual and developmental disability information and featuring inputting and collection of data and information for treatment and diagnostic purposes

providing an online non-downloadable computer software application and mobile software application for use with bipolar disorder, depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, social phobia, anxiety, schizophrenia, alcohol and drug abuse, eating disorders, cognitive behavioral therapy, intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities and which tracks and interactively reports on a patient's doctors, employers, family, friends, support groups, hospitals, lawyers, suicide attempts, vehicles, exercise regimens, diagnosis, family mental health histories, physical and psychiatric conditions, psychiatric related medications, non-psychiatric related medications taken, supplements taken, insurance information, pharmacy information, probation officers, diagnosis, physical examinations, laboratory tests, legal documents, crisis planning, crisis information related to: courts, police, probation, suicide attempts, post crisis episode analysis, expenses, goals, daily notes, medications, sleep, exercise, moods, triggers, stressors, feelings, symptoms, sickness, physical pain, thought disorder, energy levels, conflicts, activities, thankful things, relaxation techniques, sexual activity and interest, daily routine, appearance, speech, gambling, time outside, keeping doctor appointments, traveling, diet, adolescent and child behaviors, and schedules