Virtual Hope Box (new)

Virtual Hope Box (new)

by Defense Health Agency

10 ratings
7 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 15, 2025
  • April 22, 2026

Features

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About

This app provides tools to help users cope with difficult emotions, relax, and engage in positive thinking. It allows for personalized content creation with loved ones and therapists, offering distraction techniques and guided exercises.

Multimedia content storage
Personalized coping cards
Positive activity planning
Distraction tools
Guided relaxation exercises
Controlled breathing techniques
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What's New in Virtual Hope Box (new)

2.1.5

April 22, 2026

Addressed the following issues: - Fixed added photos and videos not being visible after an update of the app - Fixed not being able to set user added music as music for the Controlled Breathing exercise - Fixed users Recordings looping to playing music when done playing the recording. - Fixed music player opening to full size when looping to the next song. - Fixed red check mark for completed sudoku puzzle disappearing when user click New Game

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User reviews

Okay... 😓

this box is filled with activities I can do to cope/distract stress. And also when I added videos for some reason the app keeps crashing so I needed to uninstall the app but then I lost my progress can u fix the bugs and also add the sign in and log in page so progress can be saved? 😢

Custom Coping Cards

I enjoy the custom coping card feature! This has been a good resource for clients to use outside of counseling sessions!

Formatting Issues

This is a really cool idea and I was so excited to share this app with patients! However, I hate that all of the photos get cut off and there’s a giant black shadow around the top and bottom, you can hardly see the actual picture. It also takes forever to add photos since you can only add one at a time.
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Games not working

I still have the old app and it’s helped me a lot but this current apps games do not work. It says they are “coming soon”, I think something broke on it

Awesome app

I really like this app a lot. It is very useful. Can’t wait for the games to become available though.

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FAQ

What is Virtual Hope Box used for?

Virtual Hope Box is designed as a supplementary tool for behavioral health treatment. It offers features to aid patients with coping, relaxation, distraction, and fostering positive thinking, allowing for personalized content creation.

Can I use Virtual Hope Box offline?

The description does not explicitly state offline functionality, but the ability to personalize content suggests it can be used independently of a constant internet connection once set up.

What kind of content can I store in Virtual Hope Box?

You can store a variety of multimedia content, including family photos, videos and messages from loved ones, inspirational quotes, soothing music, reminders of successes, positive life experiences, future aspirations, and affirmations.

Does Virtual Hope Box have ads?

No, Virtual Hope Box does not contain advertisements.

Is Virtual Hope Box suitable for children?

Virtual Hope Box has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including children, under appropriate guidance.

How often is Virtual Hope Box updated?

The latest version is 2.1.1, and it was last updated on December 5, 2025, indicating active development and regular updates.

What devices support Virtual Hope Box?

Virtual Hope Box is available for both iPhone and iPad devices.

What are the interactive relaxation exercises in Virtual Hope Box?

The app includes interactive relaxation exercises such as guided imagery, controlled breathing, and muscle relaxation techniques to help users unwind and manage stress.