What is your name/position in the company? Hi! I‚Aom Aneela Idnani and I am co-founder of HabitAware and co-inventor of the Keen & Keen2 smart bracelets for body-focused repetitive behaviors, which include hair pulling (trichotillomania), skin picking (dermatillomania), nose picking (rhinotillexomania) and nail biting (onychophagia). I ...

HabitAware's smart bracelet Keen2 can curb your compulsive habits By Telegram HabitAware has created a smart bracelet called Keen2 that it hopes will help people curb their compulsive habits by increasing awareness. It is available for preorder today. Most people have at least one habit they feel self-conscious ...

Jason Hartman Follow Sep 11 · 11 min read I have seen what the power of awareness can do to help people stop hair pulling, skin picking and nail biting behaviors by replacing them with healthier strategies. I am working with my team at HabitAware to adapt our technology and leverage ...

On today's podcast episode Kevin and Jac, welcome Aneela Idnani, Co-founder and President of HabitAware. We talk about how HabitAware and their product, the Keen smart bracelet , was inspired by her experience with Trichotillomania (hair-pulling disorder). Aneela shares an inside look at the community and comradery they've created ...

HOME / By All Means / Aneela and Sameer Kumar - HabitAware Co-Founders Aneela and Sameer Kumar - HabitAware Co-Founders Air Date: May 20, 2020 Hear By All Means on: About This Episode: Aneela Idnani Kumar started pulling out hair from her eyebrows and eyelashes when she was a girl. In her ...

... disorders (BFRBs). We reached out to three local mental health startups for some tips to help those struggling to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. HabitAware Aneela Idnani, Co-Founder Body Focused Repetitive Disorders (BFRBs) Hair pulling (trichotillomania), skin picking (dermatillomania) and nail biting: these Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors are ...

Good money for good causes is something we can certainly get behind, and the latest news from HabitAware definitely fits the bill. The St. Louis Park-based company announced in a blog post that it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant for $224,795 by the National ...

Good money for good causes is something we can certainly get behind, and the latest news from HabitAware definitely fits the bill. The St. Louis Park-based company announced in a blog post that it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant for $224,795 by the National ...

HabitAware will design and test a novel wearable sensing system with new sensor technologies that can detect subtle movements associated with body-focused repetitive behaviors and can significantly improve detection accuracy of body-focused related behaviors. “NSF is proud to support the technology of the future by thinking beyond incremental ...

The grant will allow St. Louis Park-based HabitAware to design and test a new sensor for its wearable device, which is aimed at stopping obsessive physical behaviors. Aneela Idnani Kumar, HabitAware's co-founder and marketing and design lead. (Photo courtesy of HabitAware) December 10, 2019 Amanda Ostuni St. Louis ...

by Anne Moratto November 22, 2019 We are honored to share this piece by Ellen Crupi, the Director of Awareness at HabitAware and a "Trichster" of 40+ years. Ellen tells us about growing-up with the recurrent and irresistible urge to pull at her hair. Ellen interviewed Dorin Azerad, a ...

... at last year's Twin Cities Startup Week. The marketer-turned-entrepreneur won awards in two competitions for launching, with her husband and two other founders, HabitAware, which grew out of her eyebrow-picking compulsion. And it has turned into a fast-growing health and business venture based on a technology ...

138 Keen by HabitAware and Valerian Tea on Email Other Apps Truth be told, sometimes work and anxiety get in the way of production. If I don't have enough episodes banked I run into trouble. I often find myself in trouble. I know I've done good if I have three ...