Thrive Mind is a wellbeing companion for neurodivergent children, teens, and the families who support them. Built around evidence-informed emotion regulation principles, the app gives parents, carers, and children practical tools to recognise, name, and respond to big feelings together.
Designed for ages 5–17 and the adults around them.
What You Can Do
Daily Mood Check-Ins
Help children identify how they feel through age-appropriate visuals and prompts. Track emotional patterns over time and share gentle insights with caregivers.
Calming Sounds & Breathing Tools
Access a library of soothing sounds, guided breathing exercises, and short mindfulness moments that fit naturally into any part of the day.
Personalised Activity Guides
Explore sensory-aware activities, co-regulation prompts, and step-by-step modules tailored to each child’s age group (5–8, 9–12, 13–17) and current mood.
Reflections & Journals
Children can privately capture thoughts, gratitude entries, and personal successes. Parents receive summaries, while individual journal entries remain private to the child.
Parent Dashboard
View emotional trends, helpful strategies, and module progress at a glance. Receive gentle reminders and weekly summaries that can be shared with schools or clinicians.
Multi-Child Family Plan
One subscription supports up to four child profiles — ideal for siblings, foster placements, or extended family members in your care.
Trusted Contacts & Crisis Resources
Quick access to safe contacts, helplines, and crisis support — available even without signing in.
Designed for Families
Free 7-day trial with subscriptions managed via Google Play.
COPPA-compliant signup with parental consent for children under 13.
Privacy-first approach: no third-party advertising, no data sold, and full account/data deletion available in-app and at:
https://thrivemindtherapy-app.web.app/delete-account
Sensory-aware interface with calm visuals, simple language, and read-aloud support.
Not a Medical Service
Thrive Mind is designed to support emotional wellbeing and self-regulation, but it is not a medical or diagnostic service and does not replace professional healthcare, therapy, or crisis intervention.
Emotion regulation tools for neurodivergent children and their families.