Browsing the myriad meditation apps available today can be a less-than-zen experience, especially if you get one, spend a million years (aka 20 minutes) creating and verifying an account, and then open it to find it’s not what you want or need at all.
We tried to make it a little easier for you! Pick the list that best aligns with your preferences to find your meditation app.
I want an app that helps me:
I’m willing to spend: NOTHING
It’s most important for me to work on: Boosting overall wellness
YOUR MATCH: Insight Timer
I want an app that helps me:
I’m willing to spend: $0 – $12/month
It’s most important for me to work on: Using breathing techniques to better control my mental state
YOUR MATCH: Breathwrk
I want an app that helps me:
I’m willing to spend: NOTHING
It’s most important for me to work on: Starting a meditation practice
YOUR MATCH: Smiling Mind
I want an app that helps me:
I’m willing to spend: $69.99/year
It’s most important for me to work on: Better understanding my mental health
YOUR MATCH: Balance
I want an app that helps me:
I’m willing to spend: NOTHING
It’s most important for me to work on: My mental resilience
YOUR MATCH: Healthy Minds Program
I want an app that helps me:
I’m willing to spend: $30/year
It’s most important for me to work on: Deepen and personalize my meditation practice
YOUR MATCH: Buddhify
I want an app that helps me:
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L – Listen
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Consider what the other person is thinking or feeling and share what you understand. (Be open to hearing your guess was wrong.)
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Validate the other person’s feelings, opinions, or ideas by highlighting what you agree with. If you agree with nothing substantive, emphasize that you understand where they’re coming from at least.
P – Partner
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