Reveri: Self-Hypnosis

Reveri Health

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About this app

Join hundreds of thousands of people using self-hypnosis to reduce stress and anxiety, improve their sleep, focus better and more.

As featured on, and recommended by Tim Ferris, the Huberman Lab, and Andrew Huberman.

Reveri is based on over 45 years of clinical research, and created by Dr. David Spiegel, Stanford University's leading psychiatrist.

What is Self-Hypnosis?

Self-hypnosis is a clinically backed empowering way to improve control of your thoughts and emotions.

With over 80% of members reporting a noticeable improvement after one session, Reveri is the first and only hypnotherapy app to offer interactive sessions, mirroring in-person sessions with Dr. Spiegel, that are personalised to you.

Reveri unique features:

- Personalised sessions: From stress to sleep improvement, focus enhancement to pain management - your individual journey to personal growth is just a tap away.
- Quick relief: Busy schedule? Need immediate support? Our short, effective sessions are designed to fit into your life effortlessly.
- Interactive experience: Feel the closeness of an in-person session with Dr. Spiegel's interactive guidance, and flexible session lengths.

Safety and Compliance:
Reveri prioritizes your wellbeing. Reveri is a guide, not a prescription. Our exercises, focused on self-improvement and relaxation, align with industry standards and regulatory guidelines.

Prices are for customers in this country. Pricing in other countries may vary and actual charges may be converted to your local currency depending on your country of residence.

Your iTunes account will be charged at confirmation of purchase for the entire term of the plan you choose. The subscription will automatically renew unless turned off in your iTunes Account Settings at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal at any time by going to your Account Settings after purchase. Our 1-month and 1-year subscription plans renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Refunds will not be provided for any unused portion of a subscription term.

Reveri teaches the self-hypnosis skill. Nothing in the Reveri App should be considered medical advice. Users seeking medical advice should consult with their doctor or other medical professionals. Reveri does not consider the Reveri app a prescriptive device, given that there are no misleading or false medical claims in the accompanying promotional literature. Reveri provides adequate directions for lay use. The hypnosis exercises recordings labeled only for behavior modification, self-improvement, habit correction, learning technique and simple relaxation are not considered to be devices unless they are also labeled for medical or therapeutic use, per Compliance Policy Guide Sec. 335.300 Hypnotherapy Devices -Self Hypnotic Tape Recordings last revised on 08/28/12.

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Ratings and reviews

I've done app-based hypnotherapy in a few other places, and have been impressed with the progress I've made. I was excited to try this app and interact with an expert like the doctor, unfortunately it just did not work for me. I found his voice super monotonous and boring, I would get distracted. I took the test to see how susceptible to hypnotherapy you are inside the app, and found myself irritated by his continued questions that seemed to indicate something should be work. It wasn't.

I love the ap. It does help a little I use it every morning before I roll out of bed and at night it makes me pass out. I just hate the interaction exercises because you have to pick the phone back up which I feel is aggravating you don't feel relaxed if you have to stop pick up the phone and hopefully all before Doc moves on to the wrong stressor. Speaking your responses doesn't always work. Which is counter productive. Still love the ap though. I also see a hypnotist though.

So I started the free trial, but realized it's not for me after trying to do 2 guided sessions. The biggest problem is the guy's voice - there's nothing soothing or calming about it. Being in a relaxed and perceptive state of mind his voice sounded aggravating and quite abrupt. Also, there are other ways to induce hypnosis that work really well on me, like Elman's induction, but the induction in the app did absolutely nothing for me. Even inductions recorded on YouTube worked better. IMHO.

What's new

Our latest update includes more improvements for speed and reliability, as well as optimizations across our UX and UI. Our commitment to developing a world class experience is made possible because of your feedback. Want to share with us? We’d love to hear from you at [e-mail].