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PSYT’s Mental Health Apps Free for #WorldMentalHealthDay
Immediate, round the clock support now available to all (LONDON, September 2021) We often hear that technology and screen time are playing havoc with our mental health. But now innovative solutions available via our phones can actually help us with common issues such as anxiety, grief and lack of self compassion, when delivered in the […]
The launch of new app Grief Works presents innovative way to respond to urgent grief crisis
Thoughtful and sensitively designed to support the bereaved in time of loss (London, June 2021) – Grief will inevitably touch us all – and can have a significant impact on our mental health, if not processed healthily. Yet it’s something we don’t tend to talk about. But with the recent pandemic, grief is coming into […]
Our friends at Leeds Building Society, advocates of the me@mybest app, have been shortlisted for a Personnel Today Award in recognition of the hard work they’ve done around Health and Wellbeing.
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The company was founded by Nicholas Begley, formerly Head of Research at Headspace and Dr George MacKerron creator of Mappiness, the world’s largest research study into momentary happiness.
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