Mobile Therapy: 6 Apps for Mental Health Care
Apps for people with certain mental health issues are becoming increasingly popular around the world. Such apps can be used for self-help, symptom relief, and as an adjunct to professional therapy. How do they differ from each other?
Key takeaways
- Apps for people with certain mental health issues are becoming increasingly popular around the world.
- Different purposes
- Top 7 apps
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