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Pride Counseling

Recent research indicates that LGBTQ+ individuals are at increased risk for mental illness. To address this, Pride Counseling offers one-on-one therapy and group webinars with licensed therapists that specialize in supporting queer people.

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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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Calm Harm

Calm Harm provides tasks to help resist or manage the urge to self-harm. Make it private by setting a password, and personalise the app. Track progress and notice change. Learn to ride the wave using these…

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notOK

notOK is a free app developed by a struggling teenager (and her teen brother) for teenagers. The app features a large, red button that can be activated to let close friends, family and their support network…

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