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MoodKit is an app designed to help you apply effective strategies of professional psychology to your everyday life. With four integrated tools, MoodKit helps you to engage in mood-enhancing activities, identify and change unhealthy thinking, rate and chart mood across time, and create journal entries using custom templates designed to promote well-being.
Cost: 4.99
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Track your daily depressed and elevated moods, symptoms, sleep, and medications and email your doctor a printable chart at the end of each month. Mood journaling is part of cognitive behavioral therapy and other treatments for bipolar, depression, and other mood and anxiety disorders. Use this app with your doctor. This app is for charting daily extremes of moods and other symptoms, and does not log multiple moods and other symptoms per day.
Cost: Free
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MoodPanda is your Interactive Mood Diary. MoodPanda helps you track how you're feeling, with personal analysis, visualisations and interpretations of your mood, and an anonymous community of people there to support you if you need them. Also available in a web browser.
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Graph your moods on the fly. Track as little or as often as you want (mood-swings? no problem!), whenever you want (at home, on the go, and even without Internet!), and look back to see your moods over weeks, months, and years to learn about yourself. Chat with others and connect anonymously. Form instant support networks. Get support when you need it, and give support when you feel like it.
Cost: Free on Google; $0.99 on Apple
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