Woebot: How Good Is Their Wellness App? | A Review
Reading Time: 12 minutes Woebot is one of many wellness apps that are available to download. This article reviews the free version of Woebot to ascertain its usefulness
Welcome to the category archive that’s all about me. Here you’ll find all the articles that have been indexed as containing a sizable amount of personal information and my experiences.
If you want to learn more about the person behind the Unwanted Life blog, then this is the archive for you.
Here you’ll find articles whereby I talk about my mental health and my invisible disability issues. You’ll also find some other interesting insights into who I am as a person.
Reading Time: 12 minutes Woebot is one of many wellness apps that are available to download. This article reviews the free version of Woebot to ascertain its usefulness
Reading Time: 8 minutes BDD is a surprisingly common concern, especially in a world where you’re pressured to look a certain way, to be Instagram beautiful
Reading Time: 5 minutes Unfortunately, we’ll all experience grief at some point during our lives, but do we need to feel bad for the way we grieve?
Reading Time: 5 minutes A personal account of what to expect from a cardiac valve stress echo (exercise stress test for short) for a PoTS diagnosis
Reading Time: 6 minutes An article to celebrate what has happened with this site over the last year, marking Unwanted Life’s second anniversary
Reading Time: 6 minutes A nice guide to the signs and symptoms of anxiety so you can recognise if you’re developing anxiety so you can take pre-emptive action
Reading Time: 8 minutes This article provides ways for you to become a mental health ally for yourself and others so we can make society better for everyone
Reading Time: 6 minutes The campaign to Ask Twice is a movement to get people talking more openly about mental health, so why not see how you can do this to help
Reading Time: 5 minutes Psychotic episodes are surprisingly common and can be triggered due to numerous different causes, and not all of them are psychological
Reading Time: 7 minutes Beat offer support for people who suffer from, or suspect they might suffer from, an eating disorder. One of their resources is live web chat