Support

UCSF PRIME

Schizophrenia patients are prone to social isolation even when their condition is treated. The PRIME app, created by psychiatry professor Danielle Shlosser, connects people with schizophrenia to their peers through a social network style interface. It…

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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. You can chat with people who’ve been through what you’re dealing with,…

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Solace

Solace matches you with a small text-based support ground based on an onboarding questionnaire. That way, you wind up chatting with people around your same age who are dealing with the same condition and severity of…

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Stigma

The journal component of Stigma is considered one of the best in a crowded field. The app’s word cloud technology recognizes which words you use the most when writing down your feelings allowing you to reflect…

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The Mighty

World’s largest digital health community, covering a range from mental health to chronic illness, disability, rare disease, parenting, neurodiversity, caregiving and so much more. oin a Mighty group and connect with like-minded individuals about health, hobbies,…

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HearMe

Sometimes you just need a place to vent—and don’t always have the social support or space to do it. HearMe is there for those moments, connecting you instantly with an empathetic listener.

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Lyf

If you’ve ever craved a more positive social media community, Lyf might be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s a self-care community filled with everyday people and mental health professionals alike, all ready to discuss mental…

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