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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 11, 2013
  • June 24, 2021

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Access 23 mental health self-help guides written by NHS clinical psychologists. These guides cover common issues like anxiety and depression, offering tips, techniques, and introductory videos. Download guides for offline use or print them directly from your device.

23 mental health self-help guides
Written by NHS clinical psychologists
Covers anxiety, depression, anger, and more
Introductory videos and audio versions
Offline reading and printing options
Free to download and use
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What's New in Self Help for iPad

4.1.0

June 24, 2021

Additional accessibility features

User reviews

App won’t work

This app looks really good and I was very excited to try it, but when I open it it’s just some empty bookshelves and then it kicks me out. I’m not sure what to do about it, and when I hit app support it just took me to your guys’ website, but I couldn’t find any contact information. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Response from developer

Hi, could you please try the app again as I have retested it and it’s working fine. You may need to delete it from your device and reinstall it. Could you also provide information about the device that you are using along with the iOS version you are running. In the mean time please use our online version at https://web.ntw.nhs.uk/selfhelp to view our guides. Many thanks

Excellent

This leaflets are a god send.
I used them when I worked as CPN years ago.
I now recommend to friends.
They very useful. Thank you for continuing to produce them. Keep up the good work.

Excellent

These guides are written to be understood by everyone offering real hope for improvement. They contain lots of good factual advice that underpins insight into conditions and provides guidance that is more accessible than I've read in similar products previously.

Pointless app

This app is just a collection of PDF NHS leaflets (which are fine). There is some talking head video, but the sound doesn't work, and the app doesn't work in landscape mode. It would be better to just offer the PDFs. Normally one would only need one or two of the PDFs, so bundling them all together is a bit silly. This would be useful to healthcare professionals if they could email a PDF to a client, but they can't.
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Self help for iPad

I cannot access any of the details from any of the leaflets on this app. The screen just goes blank.

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FAQ

What mental health issues does Self Help for iPad cover?

Self Help for iPad covers a range of common mental health issues including anxiety, depression, panic, anger, domestic violence, and sleeping problems. The app provides access to 23 distinct self-help guides.

Who developed the guides in Self Help for iPad?

The guides in Self Help for iPad were written by NHS clinical psychologists, with contributions from service users and healthcare staff. Three of these guides have received commendations at the British Medical Association Patient Information Award.

Can I use Self Help for iPad offline?

Yes, guides within Self Help for iPad can be downloaded free of charge for offline reading on your iPad. This allows you to access the resources without an internet connection.

Does Self Help for iPad have ads?

No, Self Help for iPad does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to download and use, with no disruptive ads.

What devices is Self Help for iPad compatible with?

Self Help for iPad is specifically designed for and supported on iPads. The app's interface and features are optimized for the tablet experience.

How frequently is Self Help for iPad updated?

The latest version of Self Help for iPad is 4.1.0, which was last updated on June 24, 2021. While updates may not be frequent, the content is developed by reputable NHS professionals.

Is Self Help for iPad suitable for younger users?

Self Help for iPad has an age rating of 12+. This suggests it is appropriate for teenagers and adults seeking mental health support resources.

Can I print content from Self Help for iPad?

Yes, you can print guides directly from your iPad using the Self Help for iPad app. This feature allows for physical copies of the self-help materials.