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  1. Some Self-Care Apps

    self-care-strategies:

    Here are some self-care/self-help apps I have tried out, and I think they might be useful to you all! Most of these are free, and some have extra paid features. Enjoy! 

    Fabulous: beautifully designed app centered around goal-oriented routine building with alarm reminders and positive feedback. Android 

    Flowy Beta: a game which is still in beta, and consists of breathing exercises to help combat anxiety and panic attacks.Android | iOS

    Forest: wonderfully designed app to help keep you focused and off your phone by growing a cute little virtual forest every time you focus for a certain amount of time. Android | iOS

    HabitRPG/Habitica: habit-building app which reminds me of my experience point system. Very charming, especially for people who like video games! Web | Android | iOS

    MoodTools: a CBT-like guide on dealing with depression which features a diagnostic test, helpful videos, thought diary, activity tracker, and safety plan. Excellent for monitoring thoughts and feelings! Android | iOS 

    Pacifica: gorgeous CBT app for anxiety and depression which focuses on mood tracking and meditation. Android | iOS

    Plant Nanny: cute water intake tracking app which lets you grow your own virtual plants! Android | iOS | Windows

    Puzzle Retreat: not really a self-care/self-help app. It’s a relaxing sliding puzzle game with wonderful sound design. Android | iOS | Windows 

    Twilight: again, not really a self-care/self-help app, but it filters out blue light from your phone to reduce eye strain during the evening and help you sleep better. Lots of customizable options! Android  

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