Useful mental Health and wellbeing Apps
We have here bellow a range of mental health and wellbeing apps that you may find helpful – here we list just a few. A whole host of wellbeing and mental health support apps are now available to support you – here are just a few that you may find helpful.
Calm: Free mindfulness and meditation app( Free download)
For Me: Childline app for support and advice on a variety of issues. It has a mood tracker and useful videos ( Free)
Headspace: T make mindfulness and medication simple( Free)
In-hand: Is a digital friend and mood checker( Free)
Personal Zen: Stress and anxiety reduction app, promotes positive thinking( Free)
PZIZZ: Sleep app, helps you beat sleep difficulty, reduces stress and relaxes you( Free)
Sam( Self anxiety management) Helps you understand and manage anxiety
Smiling Mind: Meditation and mindfulness app ( Free)
Grief support for young people: provides support following a bereavement. Created by young people( Free)
Calm Harm: Helps you manage self-harm ( Free)
BBC Bitesize Revision app: Revision app for 14 to 16-year-olds
NHSGO: Confidential health advice and information app for 16-25-year-olds.
Stay alive: A suicide prevention app: Helps if oyu have suicidal thoughts or if you are worried about someone.
Molehill Mountain: Designed by someone with autism for people with autism
Covid19 symptom tracker: Helps to better understand the covid virus
Three good things: A happiness journal, help you rewire your brain to focus on positive things
Insight timer: Meditation app to help with stress, sleep, anxiety
Liberate meditation: A meditation app for black and people of colour to celebrate blackness and manage racism and so on
Anti Stress app: A collection of over 50 fun games and toys to play, good for anxious moments
BBC own it: Helps you take control of your online life. Helps you make smart choices and be confident
Clear fear: It helps you manage physical reactions to fear by managing emotions
Zip it by childline: Helps you respond to unwanted chats using the power of GIFs taken straight from the app
Student health app: Reliable health advice for young adults approved by NHS
The interpreter now app: Offers deaf people access to online BSL interpretation
Quit That: is a completely free app that helps users beat their habits or addictions. Whether you’re looking to stop drinking alcohol, quit smoking, or stop taking drugs, it’s the perfect recovery tool to track and monitor your progress.
Mood Tools – Depression Aid: If you are feeling sad, anxious, or depressed, lift your mood with MooTools. MooTools is designed to help you combat depression and alleviate your negative moods, aiding you on your road to recovery.
Smart Recipes: The FREE Smart Recipe app from Change4Life is an easy way of helping you prepare tasty, healthier meals the whole family will love.
Bright Sky: Bright Sky is a free to download, a confidential mobile app providing support and information for anyone who may be in an abusive relationship or those concerned about someone they know.
Daylight: is a smartphone-based app that provides help to people experiencing symptoms of worry and anxiety, using evidence-based cognitive behavioural techniques, voice and animation.
I hope this compilation of mental health and wellbeing Apps is helpful.
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Disclaimer – The information shared here is for your convenience and information only; it does not imply Acorn therapy’s endorsement of any organisations or their content; nor is it intended to replace advice from trained professionals. Please use it at your own discretion