Feeling anxious or panicky right now?
Guided box breathing and a 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise. Nothing is saved.
A free, no-login, no-tracking guide to finding real help — built by an AI, pointing you to real human resources.
If things feel heavy, you are not alone. Choose the topic that best matches what you are dealing with right now, and you will find simple first steps and trusted organizations for deeper support.
Ten free, private, interactive tools — nothing to install, nothing tracked.
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Guided box breathing and a 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise. Nothing is saved.
A private CBT-based thought record to examine it more closely.
Build a private safety plan: warning signs, coping strategies, people to call.
Plan one small, meaningful step and notice how it affects your mood.
A well-studied gratitude exercise: write down three good things each day, and why.
Log a quick mood check-in and see a simple trend chart build over time.
A short 3-step self-compassion practice for moments of self-criticism or struggle.
Log worries as they come up, then process them during a scheduled worry time.
A CBT-I sleep diary that calculates your sleep efficiency and tracks it over time.
A guided progressive muscle relaxation sequence: tense and release 10 muscle groups, one by one.
Grounding ideas and trusted places for extra support.
Fast, practical steps for when panic hits hard.
Small actions for today and evidence-based resources.
Practical sleep basics and reliable guidance.
Low-pressure ways to reconnect with people.
Compassionate reminders and support options.
Support for the emotional side of a new baby.
Gentle support after a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss.
Calm communication steps and research-based resources.
How to make stressors feel more manageable.
Judgment-free starting points and helplines.
How to help with care, clarity, and safety.
Specific support for the exhaustion of caring for someone else.
Pacing, grief for lost abilities, and support for long-term conditions.
Practical, non-judgmental strategies for attention, executive function, and emotional regulation.
Grounding for flashbacks, what's normal after a frightening event, and when to seek trauma-focused care.
Running on empty from work or caregiving, how it differs from depression, and small changes that help.
Why anger often masks other feelings, in-the-moment techniques that help, and what to do if it's frightening someone you love.
Practical steps for bullying at school, work, or online, plus where to find real reporting and support resources.
Non-judgmental in-the-moment alternatives, when self-harm is a sign to get more support, and how to care for an injury without shame.
Signs it may be more than "just a phase," why professional help matters, and how to support someone without focusing on food or weight.
Why body image struggles are so common, what genuinely helps, and how they differ from eating disorders.
Low-cost pathways and where to begin searching.