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Apps
App Name | Description |
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UCSF Prime | The PRIME app, created by psychiatry professor Danielle Shlosser, connects people with schizophrenia to their peers through a social network style interface. It also lets users track “challenge goals,” things they’d like to accomplish or improve about themselves. |
Calm | Calm provides people experiencing stress and anxiety with guided meditations, sleep stories, breathing programs, and relaxing music. |
Ten Percent Happier | Ten Percent Happier has a library of 500+ guided meditations on topics ranging from anxiety and stress to parenting and sleep, as well as videos, bite-sized stories, and inspiration you can listen to on the go. |
MY3 | Designed to help those stay safe while having thoughts of suicide |
Twenty-Four Hours A Day | Based on the best-selling book of the same name, Twenty-Four Hours a Day offers 366 meditations from the book, making it easier for people in recovery from addiction to focus on sobriety wherever they are. |
Mind Shift | MindShift is one of the best mental health apps designed specifically for teens and young adults with anxiety. |
Panic Relief | This app is targeted to help individuals with panic disorder access easy-to-use, empirically supported coping tools to better manage and move through panic attacks. |
PE Coach 2 | Designed for individuals with PTSD, specifically those working with a therapist using prolonged exposure (PE) treatment. The skills taught include education about the treatment, and common reactions to trauma, and breathing retraining. |
T2 Mood Tracker | Helps individuals track their emotional states and how they change over time for personal insight and accurate reporting to a mental health professional. |
Sober Time | Sober Time helps you stay motivated and inspired. It’s a mental health app that tracks sobriety down to the second and updates in real-time. |
Letgoh | LetGOH is a mental health app that focuses on issues that fit well into the 12-step recovery model. |
Simple DBT Skills Diary Card | DBT focuses on practicing skills that help users control the intensity of their reactions in emotional situations. DBT is a method for teaching skills that help you maintain an emotional balance, and this app helps you stay on that track. |
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