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Do you use 'apps' to manage your depression? e.g. "My Journey", "Mind Games" "Depression CBT"?

Action-On-Depression profile imageAction-On-Depression91 Voters
47
No, it's not something I've thought about
22
No, I'm not interested or don't have a smartphone/tablet
10
I've tried some and not found one I really like yet
7
Yes, I find them really useful
6
Other.... feel free to comment
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oobs profile image
oobs

I'd not actually heard of these apps and don't really have access to apps like IPhone and android as I'm on blackberry :)

tidi profile image
tidi

I agree with the above comment. I don't know what apps are and I don't have an iphone, android or a blackberry.So sorry but just do not understand!

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SueBeeSue

I didn't know they existed either, but will look into it now I know about them. Thanks. Sue

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coatpin

I use my common sense to manage mine, if Im not interested in, many things, why would iuse a app, or have one for instance???

in reply tocoatpin

I agree absolutely, apps are for people who have the energy to keep up to date with everything and not for the vast majority of people who are depressed - how out of touch can you get! Sadly I no longer find this website as helpful as it was.

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missrat

However, I use a brilliant, customisable program, also available as apps - Optimism.exe, which I'm finding really helpful for monitoring and encouragement.

soozy1984 profile image
soozy1984

Im a heavy smartphone user but didn't know such apps exsisted x

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butterflykiss

Didn't no there was such things..x

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BertieBassett

I use an iPad and an iPhone, but as others have said, I didn't know there was an app.

xx

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kimbergram

I would have picked this option but it wasn't included- Yes, and I have found a few to be useful. Surprisingly, I find the most help from audible e-books. There are some great ones out there.

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