
InnerSense
Science-backed tools to defeat anxiety
What it does
InnerSense: the mobile app that combats anxiety with science-backed practices, personalized to your daily routine. Take control of your mental health with ease.
Does the same job
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We built InnerSense, an iOS app that addresses common mental health struggles like anxiety, burnout, and low self-esteem. Our approach is to get scientifically proven self-help practices from CBT and REBT and adapt them to the modern world. The app is entirely free at the moment. You can read more about InnerSense here: https://ikuznetsov.medium.com/innersense-daily-mental-care-p... Download app: https://apps.apple.com/id/app/innersense-mood-tracker-cbt/id... I will be glad to hear your feedback.





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