Mind app library
Mental health apps you can trust
There are loads of mental health apps out there. But how do you know which ones are safe, helpful or the right choice for you? Well, we’ve teamed up with ORCHA, the app experts, to check which apps are up to our high standards. And these are the apps we recommend.
All Mind approved apps
So many apps, but which ones are good? These are only the best. They're safe, effective, and meet our high standards. Explore our recommended apps to find one that's right for you
Explore all Mind approved appsStress, worry, and low mood
Sadness, anxiety, frustration – these are very normal emotions. But you don’t have to just put up with feeling blue. These apps can help you manage difficult feelings day to day, and get you practising techniques like relaxation, meditation and positive thinking.
Explore apps for stress, worry, and low moodSelf-harm
Once you start depending on self-harm as a way to manage painful feelings it can be difficult to stop. These apps can help you find safe ways to cope with negative emotions and information on where to go in a crisis. And help you get a better understanding of the urge to harm yourself.
Explore self-harm reduction appsSleep
Sleep problems can have a negative impact on our mental health. And if you’re living with a mental health problem, sleep can be really challenging. Apps are a great way to try things like relaxation and meditation, which promote a better night’s rest.
Explore apps to help you sleepWellbeing
From reducing stress to doing a creative pastime, there are lots of things that can help improve our general wellbeing. Whether you’re looking for mindful meditation, general health advice or breathing exercises, these apps are here to help you take care of yourself.
Explore wellbeing appsFind other mental health apps
Only the very best apps get approved by Mind. But plenty more apps have passed a standard quality check by ORCHA, the app experts. So if you want a wider choice of safe apps to try - you can search the full ORCHA app library here:
Some apps can help you manage suicidal feelings. But if you can’t stay safe – please seek urgent help:
- Call 999
- Go to A&E if you can
- Call the NHS’s urgent mental health helpline
Want to add to the Mind app library?
Are you an innovative app developer looking to make an impact on mental health and wellbeing? Contact us at: hello@orchahealth.com
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