Monkify

How is life going, really? We are all going through different phases in our lives. Relationship roadblocks, career confusions, and mental stress. And in between all these phases, the hardest thing one can ask for is HELP. And while mental health is being spoken about more than ever, we know it is not easy to truly implement those lessons in our daily lives. That is why we have created a structured psychologist-approved practice for you through Monkify. An app designed and curated by Gaur Gopal Das to help you self-diagnose what you are going through and heal from it. This will not overcome all your problems for you. But it will help you accept, think, and take steps towards solving all your problems. What You’ll Find Inside: • Guided Meditations: Find calm amidst chaos • Sleep Tales: Drift into deep, peaceful rest • Podcasts: Learn and reflect with life-changing insights • Courses: Build emotional intelligence and resilience • Sounds of Life: Soothing soundscapes to relax your mind • Encrypted Journal: Write freely and safely, without judgment * Sound Therapy: Sounds that will help you get a hold of your emotions. And much more Monkify Helps You With: • Recover from Insomnia & sleeplessness • Strengthen Relationship or family challenges • Overcome Career stress & financial confusion • Deal with Anxiety, stress, and overthinking • Helps build self-love or purpose • Maintain emotional regulation & mindfulness Why You’ll Love Monkify Monkify isn't just a “light an incense, sit on a mat” app. It is an app that hears you, sees your feelings, and helps you reflect on the what, why, and how. It is not impositional, it is more of the “cool monk” giving you practice tools and what you gather from it, and what choice you make out of it. Because we know it is not easy, and whatever you are going through, we would love to make it a little easier for you. Download Monkify and begin your journey to inner peace today! The terms of use can be found at this link - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula