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Apps for Smartphones
Below is a small sampling of the many apps that support mental health available for smartphones (many of them free). If you don't find an app that would be helpful to you, please talk to your counselor and together you may find an app that fits your needs.
Addiction
recoveryBox app provides accountability and tools for addiction recovery
http://recoveryboxapp.com/
Anxiety/Panic/Social Anxiety
Breathe2Relax app provides tutorials on diaphragmatic breathing
http://t2health.dcoe.mil/apps/breathe2relax
Panic Relief provides animations to coach/reduce symptoms of panic attack
http://cognitivetherapyapp.com/
SAM (self-help anxiety management) offers psycho-education, relaxation tools, and social networking
http://sam-app.org.uk/
Worry Watch helps you track & analyze what you worry about most
http://worrywatch.com/
Public Speaking Skills provides tools to reduce public speaking anxiety
http://www.148apps.com/app/566315720/
Coping
Virtual Hope Box provides supportive feedback to user with positive affirmations and mindfulness games
http://t2health.dcoe.mil/apps/virtual-hope-box
7 Cups of Tea offers free chats with trained active listeners
http://www.7cups.com/
Depression/Mood Tracking
Optimism charts mood concerns (i.e. depression, bipolar disorder)
http://www.findingoptimism.com/
T2 Mood Tracker records a range of emotions for anxiety, depression, head injury, PTSD
http://t2health.dcoe.mil/apps/t2-mood-tracker
Sleep
Sleep Better Smart Alarm tracks sleep, dreams, improves sleep hygiene
https://www.runtastic.com/en/apps/sleepbetter
Suicide Prevention
MY3 helps user create a safety plan & support network to use in times of crisis
http://www.my3app.org/about/