
7-Day Anxiety Support Plan
A short self-help plan using breathing, grounding, relaxation, and reflection to make daily calm practice easier to follow.
Track your mood, run self-tests, and use evidence-based tools to see what affects your anxiety over time.

Log your mood and a short reflection so patterns are easier to spot.
Use self-tests to follow stress, sleep, mood, and worry over time.
Use breathing, grounding, meditation, and sound tools in tense moments.
Review check-ins, tests, and practice history without turning it into homework.
Use the dashboard to review mood patterns, self-test results, and the techniques you’ve practiced over time.




When you want clear structure, guided programs combine daily exercises, reflections, and worksheets into a 7-day routine. One-time unlock, USD 19 for life — no subscription.

A short self-help plan using breathing, grounding, relaxation, and reflection to make daily calm practice easier to follow.

A gentle self-help plan for building a calmer evening routine, easing bedtime tension, and creating a repeatable wind-down checklist.

A compact self-help plan for softening harsh self-talk, easing state of threat, and building a kinder response after stressful or anxious moments.

A compact momentum-building plan designed for days when physical or mental energy is extremely low, focusing on small steps and steady routines.
Mood, sleep, energy, and reflections - your whole day in one place.
Downloadable and fillable PDFs for working things through off-screen.
Every future Pro tool, included in the same one-time unlock.
Use practical techniques for anxiety and stress — free, browser-based, and available without an account.
One-page reference sheets for panic, grounding, breathing, DBT skills and more. Made to be read in a hard moment, not filled in. No email, no account, no watermark.
Therapists, teachers and parents are welcome to print these and pass them around. A link back helps other people find the free version.
Structured CBT and DBT exercises across 8 categories, with the research behind each one cited on the sheet.
Use self-tests, worksheets, exercises, and dashboard tracking together to move from “what am I feeling?” to “what helps?”
Start building a healthier, calmer mind — one small step at a time.