APPS AND E-LINKS
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https://www.sparx.org.nz/
SPARX is an online e-therapy tool provided by the University of Auckland, and funded by the Prime Minister’s Youth Mental Health Project. SPARX is free in New Zealand. SPARX has been proven to help young people with mild to moderate depression and anxiety. https://allright.org.nz/ Daily mini-missions to help you feel good! The All Right? App helps you improve your health and wellbeing by reminding you to do the simple things that make a difference. It will give you an easy "mini mission" each day around the area of your choice. As you complete missions, the app will reward you with positive feedback and beads that show how many missions you've completed. http://www.beatingtheblues.co.nz/ Treats depression and anxiety by using cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). Talk to your doctor if you think Beating the Blues could be helpful for you (requires doctor referral). https://www.headspace.com/ Meditation made simple. Brilliant things happen in calm minds. https://www.moodscope.com/ Web-based app. Moodscope enables you to measure your your daily ups and downs with a simple scoring system and track these scores over time. https://www.youthbeyondblue.com/help-someone-you-know/thecheckin Anyone who wants to check in with a friend but is concerned about saying the wrong thing or making the situation worse. https://werryworkforce.org/drive-series Werry Workforce Wharaurau is a part of the University of Auckland that support CAFS and CAMHS. They have created a series of videos called the Drive Series that are designed to give rangatahi and whanau more knowledge of what goes on in mental health services as well as answering common questions about medication and therapy. https://www.healthnavigator.org.nz/apps/m/mental-health-and-wellbeing-apps-overview/ There are a variety of mobile phone apps for anxiety, stress, depression and general mental health and The Health Navigator team has reviewed some mental health and wellbeing apps that you may like to consider. The apps can help you learn about your condition, figure out whether your medication is working, record details about your symptoms and some provide tools to help you manage mental health problems. https://www.toughtalk.nz/ We provide short documentaries and tools focused on men’s mental wellbeing. Our mission is to improve the mental health of New Zealanders by removing the stigma surrounding men talking about feelings, and providing therapeutic tools for the community. |
http://moodmission.com/ Change the way you feel. An app for dealing with stress, low moods and anxiety https://www.happify.com/ Overcome stress and negative thoughts. Build resilience. Happify is the single destination for effective, evidence-based solutions for better emotional health and wellbeing in the 21st century. https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/breakup-shakeup/id1017200579?mt=8 Feeling down after a breakup? Or just finding it hard to find motivation for anything? Have you lost some of your spark? Breakup Shakeup can help you come up with cool ideas what to do about it. Getting active and socialising are amongst the best things you can do to start feeling happier and stronger again. https://au.reachout.com/tools-and-apps/chats-for-life The Chats for life app will help you to plan a conversation with someone that you may be concerned about, who may be struggling or not going well. Designed with and for young people, a series of short videos will give you tips on how you may support their mental health and wellbeing. https://au.reachout.com/tools-and-apps Here you’ll find professionally-reviewed mobile apps and tools to help you look after your health and wellbeing. http://www.calm.auckland.ac.nz/ An online resource created and managed by Dr Antonio Fernando, a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland. The website has tools for coping with stress and managing life. https://www.superbetter.com/ SuperBetter increases resilience - the ability to stay strong, motivated and optimistic even in the face of difficult obstacles. https://smallsteps.org.nz/ Small Steps are digital tools, developed by Te Hiringa Hauora in partnership with Clearhead. The Small Steps website is a place where people of Aotearoa (and further abroad!) can take small steps on their journey to improve wellbeing. Whether you’re here to maintain wellness, find relief, or get help for yourself, friends or whānau, we’re here with you, for you - he waka eke noa. |
