Stop, Breath and Think is an app which allows its users to
access meditation routines. The app includes a guide to mediating and explains
the routines available. It’s a good idea to have a look through the guide
before starting to get a grasp of the basics.
At the start of the process, you consider how you feel then
rate yourself both mentally and physically. The next step is to choose which
emotions best describe your current state. You will then be presented with a
list of recommended mediations based on what you told the app in the previous
steps. Finally, choose which meditation routine you wish to do then relax and
enjoy! Some routines give you the option of how long you wish to do it. A voice
will guide you what to do, for example, focus on your breathing or visualise
something. Alternatively, if you log-in, the app allows you to use a
self-timer.
After completing your session, you can do another mediation
or view your progress. In the ‘view progress’ section, you can see your
stickers, ‘weekly settledness’ and top emotions. The stickers are awarded to
you after completing certain goals such as carrying out a specific number of
meditations or meditation at certain times of the day. Your ‘weekly
settledness’ is based on how you were feeling mentally and physically and shows
how many times you ‘checked in’ to the app. You can also see your ‘top
emotions’; the emotions you choose most frequently prior to your meditation
sessions.
Some routines include one shorter clip for free and you need
to pay for the longer one. You can also purchase additional meditations if you
wish. The app developer is a not-for-profit organisation and the money goes
towards their projects.
Adding a feature which lets you download a mediation session
for you to listen to later could be useful if you were going somewhere that you
could not get a WiFi/Internet connection.
Alternative:
Doze - Designed to send you to sleep. Just relaxing music with no voice. You can set a
timer or skip tracks.
Contact
Website:http://stopbreathethink.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toolsforpeace
Twitter:@ToolsforPeace
It is very nice, but I don't find it in french !
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