MoodKit

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Clinical Aim(s)
Overcome Depression, Anxiety & Stress Management
Incorporated Strategies
CBT, Tracker
Target Audience
Adults, Elders
Setting
Standalone, Supplement
Cost
Free
Language
English

The developers state that the program is “designed to help you apply effective strategies of professional psychology to your everyday life.  “ (Accessed iTunes, December  5 2017).

We do not further describe the program due to the score it received in our reviewing process.

Expert Evaluation

   
Program Quality
2.6 out of 5
Source Credibility
Poor
Privacy Explanation
Not Transparent


Summary

Summary is not provided for programs with an evaluation score below 3.

Evaluation date:
Thursday, November 9, 2017

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