Kinde - for Mental Health

MENTAL HEALTH IS A LIFELONG JOURNEY

Download Kinde now to join the world's first social network for mental health and self care. Connect with people that understand what you’re going through.

RITUALS
Practice wellness living with self care exercises and coaching from therapists and wellness professionals. Create habits out of your mental upkeep.

NEWSFEED
Share your story, be heard and find support. Get your questions on wellness living and everything from therapy to self care answered.

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Your Mental Health Journey Starts Here

In today’s world, the pressure is on to present the best version of ourselves to the world. Hiding behind screens and presenting images of perfection, most of us are afraid to talk about our mental health with the people in our lives.

Our fear of judgement keeps us from talking through our problems, getting better help and accessing the support we need to live our best lives. That’s where Kinde comes in. We’re a social network on a mission to make the world a happier place.

With Kinde you can talk to people like you, who understand where you’re coming from, and access free better help resources from mental health researchers and professionals.

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SELF CARE
Access better help on how to manage your mental health from a community of peers and experts. Get inspired to change with fun, interactive and clinically proven self care challenges and competitions. Learn how to cope with mental health issues, and stop suffering in silence.

ANXIETY & STRESS
Gain meaningful relief from anxiety and stress with a community of people who understand what you’re going through. Share and discover methods for pinpointing your triggers, avoiding a panic attack and managing other symptoms of stress and anxiety. Find calm in knowing you are not alone. You can feel better and heal over time with counseling help and support.


DEPRESSION
One of the most distinct symptoms of depression is the feeling of loneliness. We tell ourselves no one can understand us, and we shut people out when we need help the most. By sharing your experiences, you can find acceptance and learn to manage and overcome feelings of depression. Talk with people at different stages of depression, and find calm relief in knowing you are not alone. Better mental health and better help can be yours.