Voidpet Garden: Mental Health

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About this app

Enter Voidpet Garden: your mental health journal brought to life, where your emotions live as magical creatures!

Whether it is anxiety, depression, anger, or simply curiosity you experience, you will discover, befriend, and grow new parts of yourself as you fill your journal, embarking on your mental health adventure.

We’ve designed cute, digestible, and free journal prompts inspired by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and personalized recommendations from practicing therapists. Your journal can be your support through times of anxiety, depression, anger, and stress, or cheerleader that celebrates your good days, keeping your mental health going strong.

MOOD TRACKER
Track mood and see mental health progress over time. Notice patterns of anxiety, anger, or stress.

GRATITUDE JOURNALING
Journal for optimism and overall mental health.

GOAL SETTING
Journal for motivation, productivity, and self care. For depression, ADHD, and building a growth mindset.

EMOTIONAL NAMING
Practice mindfulness for one’s own mental health. Quick journal for anxiety, anger, and stress.

PRACTICING POSITIVITY
DBT inspired exercise to pair stressful situations with positive coping thoughts.

AFFIRMATIONS
Self-affirming and self-loving phrases to fill your journal with positivity. Face anxiety with confidence.

MINUTE MEDITATION
Simple soundtracks to encourage mental health as an active practice. A moment of calm to soothe anxiety.

FRIENDSHIP JOURNAL
Journal for healthy social relationships.

PHYSICAL CHECK INS
Journal for physical mindfulness about one’s own body. Track patterns between anxiety and physical stress.

NEGATIVE THOUGHT CHECK
CBT worksheet to help you identity and soothe negative thoughts. Journal for anxiety, depression, anger, or stress.

AFFIRMATIONS FOR ANXIETY AND PANIC ATTACKS
Soothing soundtrack underscoring positive sound bites of self love, safety, and understanding.

HOPE BOX
Journal to curate hopeful memories and resources. For episodes of depression, suicidal thoughts, and self harm.

OVERTHINK TIMER
Time-boxed journal for anxiety, depression, anger, intrusive thoughts, and more.

VENT RETREAT
Visualize a safe space to journal about anxiety, depression, or anger.

As you track your mood and journal daily, you’ll nourish a zen oasis that grows with you, attracting fantasy creatures who make your journal their home.

Experience the tried and true mental health benefits of journaling. When you build the habit of tracking emotions cognitively, your brain can take a step back from overwhelming sensations like anxiety, and focus on taking steps to improve wellbeing.

This mental health app takes your journal to the next level. When you not only verbalize and journal, but also visualize and interact with your feelings of anger, sadness, anxiety, and distress, you train your mind to build positive, imaginative, associations with itself, and develop a nuanced, more self-loving mindset for mental health.

Ratings and reviews

I love this game so much! I can see how it really grew, and I am collecting one voidpet of each kind, but they also have to be different vivids. I would really enjoy different ways to get the mushrooms, especially the cosmic ones, because they are helpful and I have already finished the characters. You should add more characters! At least one more. Overall, though, it was a great mental health game that inspired me to help others with mental health.

Honestly, I see the potential here. It would make a great mental health journaling app but there's two things that seem to get in the way here. 1. Locking Past Entries behind Giga. I know the main focus of this app is to be a monster battler more than a journal, but locking Past Entries behind a paywall is kind of absurd to me. 2. UX/UI. Once you generally know where everything is this is less of an issue, But the navigation is still poor enough that there was struggle when navigating.

I took a break from this for a while and when I returned I was pleasantly surprised. Of course, there is always room for improvement. A few features I would like is generic decorations and more garden backgrounds. It could contribute to the feeling of a safe mind space, and putting things in it that can ground you or using decorating to turn negativity into something creative I think would be a very powerful tool. Moving the plants and nest around alone would be a nice feature.