The Smoffice: The World's Smallest Office Mental Health Resources: 81 Awesome Resources When You Can’t Afford a Therapist Sure, pretty much everyone could benefit from therapy. But not everyone can afford it. Thankfully, there’s a whole world of free or affordable mental health care out there designed to help you with just about every issue, whether that’s kicking an addiction, managing your emotions, finding a group of like-minded peers, or recovering from trauma. You Might Like The 39 Best Health and Fitness Apps of 2016 READ But finding out which resources are best for you takes some legwork. Note: Resources are listed alphabetically by type. Mental Health Apps ACT Coach teaches users how to tolerate negative thoughts and feelings by virtually guiding them through awareness exercises and giving tips on how to ditch self-doubt. Designed by therapist Rosemary Sword, this app uses Time Perspective Therapy, a method developed to unglue us from unhelpful or obsessive thoughts. Sometimes, all we need to de-stress is take a few deep breaths. This app works as a daily mood and thought diary. Got five minutes? 66.
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