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Apps
App Name | Description |
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Up! | The UP! app is an automated mood diary that tracks and alerts you to your unique warning signs of depression and mania. |
Insight Timer | While other leading meditation apps can get pretty pricy, Insight Timer stands out for its expansive free library |
iBreathe | iBreathe’s uncluttered and simple-to-use interface is as soothing as it is helpful. Just breathing exercises, no frills. |
MyLife Meditation | MyLife aims to help you create your own ~quiet place~ away from the world with guided, emotion-based meditations. Reviewers shout out its simplicity and lovely art as highlights. |
Aura | Beyond its meditation offerings, Aura also boasts a mood tracker, gratitude journal, and an active community of both users and meditation teachers. |
Sowlmate | This new LGBTQ+-focused self-care app has a unique library of multiday courses and single guided meditations. |
Healthy Minds Program | earn to gain focus, reduce stress, maintain positive social connection, and more through its science-backed teachings. |
Jour: Journal for Mindfulness | This interactive journal asks you to reflect daily on yourself and the world around you. In doing so, you track your mood and build insightful reports of your well-being over time. |
betterHelp | BetterHelp is a mobile therapy app that allows you to connect to a therapist via video therapy, phone sessions, and live chat. |
Wisdo | This virtual support app allows you to join specific themed communities to discuss anything from coronavirus anxiety and loneliness to racism and LGBTQ+ issues. |
Lyf - You are not alone | a self-care community filled with everyday people and mental health professionals alike, all ready to discuss mental wellness, swap stories, and provide support. |
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