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I worried what people thought about my disability. I felt a lot of pressure to be different to who I am. I suggest finding ways to love and accept yourself.
An amazing CBT and DBT focused app that empathically supports users with their emotions - primarily through chatbot. An option is also available to pay for live therapy sessions with qualified Psychologists. Support exercises, techniques, and strategies are provided to assist users with a wide range of concerns including anxiety, stress, loneliness, trust, and many more. The app chatbot Wysa also has a blog that provides information for users wanting to learn more about their concerns. One of the best mental health apps available!
A highly recommended app that offers a chatbot feature, self-care exercises, and the option of connecting with a qualified Psychologist who can assist users through the advanced coaching sessions. The app provides a range of helpful information, is easy to use, and has a really useful journal aspect.
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Therapeer is a simple and easy to use app for chatting to peers when needing an outlet. Although the conversations are not with professions, it is a good space to be able to talk through how you are feeling in the moment.
A peer-support app offering a friendly community for guidance on relationships and emotional wellbeing. Peers are asked to provide feedback to others before gaining access to create their own posts for support, creating a great sense of community. The app is designed well and user friendly.
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Partially, I realised that I was genderqueer - but more than this, I felt so angry at everything. I couldn't pay attention. Couldn't sit still. Kept getting in trouble at school. All the while somehow convincing my parents and friends that I was still this perfect kid. That everything was fine.
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I thought that it was a bit weird and I tried to hide it by getting a girlfriend so that none of my friends thought that I was weird. My friends used to make jokes about gay people and I would just go along with them to not act weird.
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Tell us your storyI worried what people thought about my disability. I felt a lot of pressure to be different to who I am. I suggest finding ways to love and accept yourself.
Provides a wealth of information and resources about eating disorders and nutrition.
A well designed self-monitoring app to help track and monitor eating habits along with thoughts and feelings. It has a great array of features including strategies and motivational affirmations. Would be a great tool to be used in conjunction with therapy.
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