Get moving when motivation is low
Break overwhelming days into manageable activities, rebuild routine and make space for things that give you a sense of achievement or enjoyment.
MindEmpower turns CBT and guided self-help techniques into simple, interactive tools you can use in everyday life — whether you're overthinking, feeling stressed, struggling with motivation, avoiding things, worrying about the worst, having difficulty sleeping or simply feeling stuck. Work through things step by step, at your own pace, all from one place.
Five quick scenarios to practise using CBT skills in everyday life.
Start today’s practiceStress, anxiety and low mood can show up in lots of different ways. Sometimes it's obvious. Sometimes it's just feeling stuck in the same patterns and not knowing what might actually help.
CBT and guided self-help techniques can help you understand what's keeping these patterns going and practise different ways of responding. You don't need to know the name of a technique or which tool to choose — MindEmpower helps make the next step easier to find.
When you first join, a short questionnaire looks at what you're finding difficult and suggests MindEmpower tools that may be a useful place to begin. You're still free to explore the whole toolkit and use whichever tools feel most relevant to you.
CBT and guided self-help techniques can be really useful, but knowing how to apply them in everyday life isn't always easy. MindEmpower breaks them into clear, interactive steps so you can work through difficult patterns and practise different ways of responding at your own pace.
Break overwhelming days into manageable activities, rebuild routine and make space for things that give you a sense of achievement or enjoyment.
Work with overthinking, self-criticism and worst-case thoughts by looking at the evidence and developing a more balanced way of seeing the situation.
Separate worries you can act on from worries you can't solve right now, then use practical tools to focus your energy where it can help.
Break feared situations into achievable steps and gradually build confidence facing the things anxiety has been encouraging you to avoid.
Practise skills for difficult moments — from panic and strong emotions to people pleasing, saying what you need and responding more assertively.
Work on habits that affect how you feel, including sleep, procrastination, everyday planning and the small routines that help life feel more manageable.
MindEmpower guides you through each technique step by step, saves your work and keeps everything ready on your phone whenever you want to come back to it. Here are just a few examples from the toolkit.
Plan routine, necessary and pleasurable activities across the week, then tick them off as you go.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ☀️ | Shower | Laundry | Breakfast | |
| 🌤️ | Coffee with Maya | Pay bill | ||
| 🌙 | Favourite show | Cook dinner | Call a friend |
Challenge a difficult thought by considering the evidence and creating a more balanced alternative.
Work through five quick everyday scenarios and choose the response that best applies a helpful CBT principle.
Complete your Daily Mind Practice and build a streak as CBT skills become more familiar.
MindEmpower connects useful next steps across the app, so what you work out in one tool can become something you act on in another.
Once you've chosen a solution in Problem Solving, add the next action straight to your To-Do list instead of having to remember it later.
Move tasks from your To-Do list into your Behavioural Activation diary and decide when you're actually going to do them.
Your onboarding answers can point you towards tools that may be a useful starting place, while the full toolkit always remains available.
MindEmpower helps you practise, organise and come back to what you're working on — with small features designed to make guided self-help easier to use in everyday life.
Five quick everyday scenarios help you practise recognising more helpful CBT responses and build a daily streak.
Track your mood alongside the tools and activities you complete, look back at what you’ve achieved and see how things change over time.
Save, print or share your work when you want to keep a copy or show it to someone who is supporting you.
Keep your toolkit, plans and saved work together in one place so you can return to a technique whenever it feels useful.
MindEmpower is getting ready to launch. Soon you'll be able to keep guided self-help tools, plans, progress and Daily Mind Practice together on your phone and use them at your own pace.
Scan here when MindEmpower launches.
MindEmpower is designed to give you practical self-help tools while keeping privacy, safety and the role of the app clear.
MindEmpower stores the account information and wellbeing content you choose to enter so your tools, saved work and progress are available when you return. MindEmpower does not sell your personal data.
MindEmpower is a self-help wellbeing app designed to be used independently. It is not a crisis or emergency service, and anything you enter into the app is not monitored by a clinician or emergency responder.