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“Well Lord, I’ve done my best with this product, right? Could’ve I done more? I always feel like we can do more, but, in this timeframe of my life, I’m saying I’ve given it my all. I’m gonna keep working hard, building this brand, helping the community… but for now, it’s like a parent sending their kid to school for the first time… I’m letting go, exercising my good faith that people sees the vision, finds value in it. The app’s now in the App Store. "💢AWAITING APPROVAL"💢. After 3 years of being a free service, the app’s still free to download, but for full access to all the benefits it offers, we’re introducing a subscription fee. This is for the growth of the Group Home app, to bring more tools, expand into other major cities… to change what helping those in real need looks like. You don’t gotta be a behavioral health specialist to get something from this app… if you’ve got a friend, family, or just a loved one battling mental illnesses or substance abuse, then the Group Home app is here to help. Let’s embark on this new journey, making our community a better place for everyone.” -The Group Home App

How to Be Emotionally Supportive When There Is a Diagnosis? Research. 🌅 — Take the diagnosis as an opportunity to understand how your loved one or colleague functions. Those diagnoses often come with misconceptions, playing against us rather than nurturing our collective, cohesive, and collaborative growth. Viewing a diagnosis as a powerful tool enables a deeper connection with the individual in question. It's like reading a manual of what makes the other appear dysfunctional. 🧐 For instance, if you tell me to download the "blue app" several times. I will conclude that I need to search for "blue app" on the App Store because you didn't mention more than that. I understand what an app of the color blue is; no issue with color change principle and all that; I am a Designer. But perhaps an app is called "blue app," after all. What shall I know? Life is full of wonder. If you read about autism, you understand that people on this spectrum tend to take things literally. You'll realize also that we value honesty and are straightforward, clear, shiny, and crisp (or tend to be, it's a spectrum). That's how, instead of feeling potentially frustrated by my contextual lack of awareness, you'll get that it can happen. And perhaps find it amusing instead of feeling odd about it. 😅 Words have definitions for a reason, right? They mean something. 😁 A car is a car. A cat is a cat. A car isn't a cloud. A cat isn't a tree. Put it that way, and it sounds better, doesn't it? "Blue app" is "Blue app". If you do your research, you'll understand how frustrating that can be in our daily lives. You'll also be able to relate more. Perhaps you'll get to experience it yourself by trying to download this enigmatic app called "Blue app." You'll gain a richer sense of what a human experience is or could be, and you'll nurture your curiosity and sense of empathy. Not entirely wrong, right? So, do you have some homework to catch up on? 💛 🕊 #LetsCareTogether #Empathy #Growth #Inclusivity #CompassionateLeadership #NeuroDivergence #MentalHealth #EmotionalIntelligence

Join our Online Study on a Mobile-App Intervention for Emotion Regulation! ✨ Do you find it challenging to regulate your #emotions, and/or struggle with #depression, #anxiety, or #impulsivebehaviours? I am asking this as a part of a team of researchers from Sunway University conducting an online study to explore the effects of a mobile app intervention for improving emotion regulation, and we’d love for you to participate! By joining the study, you’ll have the opportunity to:  ✅ Learn strategies to manage emotions effectively ✅ Earn up to RM100 grab vouchers for your participation Tasks: 📌Respond to 3 prompts on your phone daily for 28 days. 📌Attend 4 online assessment sessions. To get started, complete our 5-minute long prescreening survey by scanning the QR code or by clicking on this link to check if you are eligible for the study: https://lnkd.in/gP89tTsH Your participation could make a real difference 😀 Feel free to share this with others who might be interested!

https://birth2death.com/ Now we have 20 days to deploy the visionOS app. https://birth2death.com/ https://lnkd.in/guDhVsYp #visionOS #visionpro #swiftui #augmentedreality

🚀 Exciting Progress Update on My App Development Journey! 🌟 I’m thrilled to share some of the latest features I've been working on for my mental health app: Community Forum Enhancements: I’ve added functionality to like posts in the community forum, complete with a heart icon. All likes are now tracked. 👍 Patient Intake Form: I designed a patient intake form that validates all fields and adds data to a dedicated patients collection. I've ensured a clean and user-friendly layout for a seamless experience. Therapy Tools Page: I’m in the process of creating a 'Therapy Tools' page that will include various therapeutic exercises, meditations, and helpful links. Breathing Methods Page: Dedicated pages for breathing methods are in the works, featuring an integrated audio player to guide users through these relaxing techniques. Legal Documents Navigation: I’ve also been focused on finalizing the legal documents and implementing a dropdown menu on the top right of the home screen. This menu provides easy navigation to legal documents, settings, and a sign-out option, ensuring a smooth user experience. #MentalHealth #AppDevelopment #CommunityEngagement #UserExperience #FlutterDev

Intelligence is the ability to get things done in life. The good news is that it can be improved through learning and practice. If you are not yet successful at something, work on increasing your intelligence-emotional, execution, conceptual. (You can keep track of your intelligence improvement and see what you need to focus on with our Life x Mind app. https://lnkd.in/d_zjEPtx )

Recording studio today, creating the Imposter Syndrome 101 course that is going to be freely available to everyone inside the Imposter Syndrome Hacks™ App. I love, love, love teaching and sharing inspiration. But there's something about putting it all into an app that feels like a 'deep breath' moment. With each video, I'm not quite sure whether this is a 'legacy' thing or just an opening for trolling. I have to confess, I'm feeling a bit nervous! But I know that what's waiting for you inside the app (launches next month) has the potential to change millions of lives. So for each video, I've got a dream app user in my mind, and I'm creating this, just for them. I'm curious: that's one of my strategies for overcoming the fear of 'going public' with what I'm passionate about. What's one of yours? Let us know via the comments! And if the idea of the Imposter Syndrome Hacks™ App has you curious, please make sure you've got your name on the VIP list for when we launch. And please share this with others. Thank you. Clare PS the stat on the screen - it's from the 2024 Imposter Syndrome Research Study. You'll be one of the first in the world to get access to the results, inside your app. #ImposterSyndrome #ImposterSyndromeApp #ImposterSyndromeHacks

Intelligence is the ability to get things done in life. The good news is that it can be improved through learning and practice. If you are not yet successful at something, work on increasing your intelligence-emotional, execution, conceptual. ( You can keep track of your intelligence improvement and what you need to focus on with our Life x Mind app). https://lnkd.in/dU3ffgep

Therapy sessions are short, the work clients do outside the room matters. What are your go to resources for clients? What do you direct them to? What 'work' do you ask them to do outside the room? The self-compassion app is one of mine. This paper shows the evidence behind people using it for just 28 days. It's experiential and educational.

At Supported Minds Psychology, we often recommend the Calm Harm app to help young people who may be struggling with self-harm behaviours, such as cutting. This app doesn’t just offer alternatives—it teaches that we can overcome urges and regulate intense emotions over time. What makes Calm Harm especially helpful is its wide variety of alternative behaviours—there are hundreds of options, so young people are bound to find something that works for them. If you or someone you know might benefit from this, check out the Calm Harm app in the app store.