Anxiety
These listings are in the anxiety category. 23 published listings match.
12 guides list published apps for a concern. Each guide uses a catalog category or stored wording, with price, platform and privacy facts already on file.
This page is an editorial reading of catalog facts. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a recommendation to start or stop using an app.
These listings are in the anxiety category. 23 published listings match.
These listings have a stored sentence or a checked provider page that names depression or low mood. A sentence that only denies a treatment role is not counted. Inclusion is the provider or catalog wording, not a result. 17 published listings match.
These listings are in the sleep category. A listing is also marked when its summary or headline says insomnia. 21 published listings match.
These listings are in the ADHD category. A planning or skills listing is not treatment. 12 published listings match.
These listings say stress in a stored summary, headline, or source note. 3 published listings match.
These listings name OCD or obsessive thoughts in the stored name, summary, headline, or source note. 3 published listings match.
These listings say PTSD in a stored summary, headline, or source note. 3 published listings match.
These listings are in the mood-tracking category. 14 published listings match.
These listings are in the free-support category. A free download is not the same as ongoing free access. 76 published listings match.
These listings are in the affordable-therapy category. A price still depends on eligibility and location. 15 published listings match.
These listings say teen, youth, young people, or children in stored catalog text, or they are recorded as youth support. A sentence that only says an app is not for young people is not counted. That is not a statement that an app is appropriate for a young person. 12 published listings match.
These listings are in the journaling category. A journal is not a clinical record. 11 published listings match.