after yesterdays agm statement the share price has risen 50% how much upside is left or is this another false dawn?
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womans hour link below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/04/2008_08_mon.shtml

best way to cure depression is kick the barstards out of Westminster...and reclaim our freedom and taxes and hang the warmongers

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CEO News Letter Customer News Corporate News RNS Announcements Topical Issues Ultrasis in the Media Whats New
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25/Jan/2007
Mental Health Foundation hails Ultrasis Depression Relief trial a success
The Mental Health Foundation has praised as a major success an online programme to help people cope with depression. The computerised cognitive behavioural therapy (cCBT) package, which was made available free of charge during a trial period, was used by more than 2,100 people in eight weeks.

Depression Relief is a self-help programme, developed by Ultrasis plc, that helps individuals better understand the nature of mild or moderate depression and to learn techniques and coping skills to manage it. The programme is delivered over the internet using the latest technologies and multimedia. It is completely confidential and available 24 hours a day, whenever people need it.

The joint initiative by the MHF and Ultrasis further demonstrates the large and growing demand for effective CBT treatment across the UK. While health experts have identified CBT as a key measure in coping with depression, they also point to a severe shortage of consultants able to deliver it in person, making cCBT a supporting treatment for people on waiting lists.

Hailing the project a huge success, Andrew McCulloch, Chief Executive of the MHF, said: "It is no surprise that there was a strong take-up of the initiative - there are lots of people trying to cope with their depression who cannot get the help they need. We are glad to have been able to make those people aware of another treatment option available."

He added: "We look forward to collating the comments made by participants to help us better understand how we can make best use of these new technologies to help promote positive mental health and wellbeing of the population. Whilst they will not be right for everyone, their confidential nature and 24-hour availability will appeal to many people."

Endorsing Andrew McCulloch's views, Nigel Brabbins, Chief Executive of Ultrasis plc, said: "We wanted to work with the Mental Health Foundation because of their extensive reach to people interested in furthering the research and audit of good mental health practice. The fact that in such a short time so many people took the opportunity to try out the programmes is clear testament to this and also to the fact that there are a significant number of people who need support with their mental health.

"As a direct consequence of this initiative we have had lots of interest from individuals, care organisations and employers as to how they may be able to use our Relief Series of programmes to support the promotion of positive mental health."

Mr Brabbins added: "Ultrasis believes that with growing demands on the NHS, busy lifestyles and other daily pressures mean that computer-delivered healthcare will quickly become a key strand of Government healthcare policy."

For enquiries please contact:
Nigel Brabbins
CEO
E-Mail: ultrasis@ultrasis.com
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7566 3900
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7253 5313


For media enquiries please contact:
Peter Curtain / James Madsen
Capital MS&L
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7307 5330
Website: www.capitalmsl.com

can some one please tell me why the rise in (ULT) is their some news out ?

All Arsenal supporters have been asking their GP's to prescribe them BTB

Its only half time and its the first match we've lost this year... who do you support Tottenham I would guess.... LOL. Long way before we need ULT

Coming from "cloggieland" Holland, but having lived here for 30 odd years I support most London teams-I was just having a laugh cos I could not explain the rise either

Thinking about it though, may be Tottenham fans should ask for same prescription as "beating the blues " (Chelsea) so far seem beyond them.....

someone asked me yesterday to comment on this company, though why anyone should rate my opinion does cause some amazement and even consternation .....

anyway, i have had a look at this chart and general performance and can see no good reason at all to stick cash in here at all ...... it's all pretty horrid

cynic looks like your right again the S/P is going up nice and slow today there must be some news out.... that or it;s got out that seo have some news out .........lol

micky468 no news out but should be by end of march

HI WOODIE
WHY THE RISE IN THE S/P?

p/is getting in before the framework agreement is announced should have been issued mid-march

another rise today where buys and sells are about even ,s/price looking strong at the moment with news due any day now.

good rise again today

hi woodie
the news should push s/p pass 2p this is were it was last year but no good news
they been very busy this year. trying to meet nice proposal i think this will be at 3p+ by the end of the year.

lets hope, a year wasted due to e.u law and other things

Ultrasis plc

National Health Service update


Ultrasis plc welcomes today's launch of Implementation Guidance for Cognitive
Behavioural Therapy delivered by computer (cCBT), by the Secretary of State for
Health, Patricia Hewitt. Ultrasis notes the government's undertaking that cCBT
will be established in every PCT in England over 2007/2008. The National
Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guidance issued in February
2006 required full implementation by 31st March 2007.


A National Framework forming the basis for contracts to provide cCBT has been
agreed. For the avoidance of doubt Ultrasis confirms that no contracts have yet
been entered into on the basis of that National Framework Agreement.


'Beating the Blues', Ultrasis' flagship cCBT therapy, is currently available in
a limited number of primary care settings. Ultrasis now looks forward to working
with Primary Care Trusts and GPs to ensure that the therapy is available to all
patients who require it, as envisaged by NICE, within the new timescale
announced by the Secretary of State.

NICE

:-)

How wrong can you be????
There I was, reading the RNS and thinking, "Oh thats good for a 10% rise today then", and what happens?? The exact opposite!!
Dontcha love the markets.
alan