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Mental Health Toolbox

Mental Health Apps

There are many apps for both Android and iPhone operating systems that can help with sleep, relaxation, meditation, mindfulness and other mental health-related subjects. Here we have collected some of the apps that our students and staff have found helpful.

Of course, there are many more apps than what are listed below, but our hope is that you would use these as a launch pad to help find the perfect app for you. We’ve also provided links to some TED talks and websites that contain information related to counseling and wellness. The university does not manage or control web sites not owned by the university and is not responsible for content on such sites. We encourage you to evaluate the materials and use what you find helpful.

Explore a selection of mobile applications designed to support your mental well-being. These apps offer tools for meditation, mood tracking, stress reduction, and cognitive-behavioral exercises. While they’re not a substitute for professional help, they can complement your mental health efforts. Prioritize self-care with these convenient resources.

 

The Headspace logo, which is an orange circle above the word "Headspace."
Headspace
A meditation app that offers free intro of 10, 10-minute sessions of meditation.
A green, purple and turquoise swirl logo surrounding a green dot in front of the words: The Original Intuitive Eating Pros.
The Original Intuitive Eating Pros
An intuitive eating web resource.
App icon: blue square with red star on lower left corner with title text "Virtual Hope Box"
Virtual Hope Box 
Helps with emotion regulation and coping skills.
App icon: green background with white wave.
Sanvello
CBT based app for anxiety, stress, and depression; free with in-app purchases.
App icon: black square with logo "B2R"
Breathe2Relax
A free app for deep breathing.
App icon: fox on blue background
Booster Buddy
A free behavioral activation focused wellness app.
App icon: Blue oval with a baby's smiling head.
Exam Support
A test anxiety app for $2.99.
App icon: bronze singing bowl
Insight Timer
A free mindfulness bell.

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