Treatment-Monitoring Apps
Mobile apps are tools that can help you monitor many topics, such as fitness, nutrition, stress, and moods. They are often used in combination with traditional mental health outpatient therapy. Many are free, but you must own a smartphone to download the apps through the app store.
Why should you consider tracking your mood, behaviors, and thoughts? Mobile apps can:
- Help you look for triggers.
- Teach you how to problem solve.
- Keep you on the path to recovery.
- Be easy to share with your therapist or doctor.
- Help you make better decisions.
Are you ready to get started? Here are a few apps you may be interested in:
- Moodpath — mood tracker for people with depression or anxiety
- eMoods — tracks symptoms related to bipolar disorder and other behavioral health conditions
- Moodnotes — cognitive behavioral therapy-based mood tracker
- Rise Up + Recover — eating disorder monitoring tool
- Recovery Record — eating disorder management tool
- NOCD — effective care for obsessive-compulsive disorder
PerformCare staff created this list of apps based on their independent research. These apps were selected because they received good ratings from Psycom.net and were available free of charge. This is not an all-inclusive list of all available apps for behavioral health tracking. PerformCare did not assist in the creation of, does not endorse, and has no financial interest in any of the apps listed. A behavioral health tracking app may be a valuable tool to assist you. Please be sure to review the features carefully and select one that is right for you.