You are always
one step away from
a new life.
True emotional recovery can take a whole life,
start your journey by adding eMOTy to your every day habits.
Why very few people receive
treatment or seek help.
Care is Not accessible
Fear for privacy and anonymity
Treatment can be very expensive
Lack of independency and involvement
Did you know?
1 in 4 adults will experience mental health problems this year in the USA.
Shortage of mental health professionals in the USA is 32,5%.
From 14.2 million adults with SMI on average only 64.5% receive mental health treatment.
Enjoy good emotional health
eMOTy Recovery supports you on the prevention, monitoring and treatment of mental health difficulties, helping you track your progress, find calm, and connect with peers and support systems.
We are Anonymous, free of charge
and backed by professionals
Heroes also need to be saved...
First responders trauma
For police officers, firefighters, military personnel, emergency dispatchers and others who keep us safe.
For those who take care of others, is important to also attend their own physical and psychological needs. Their work consists of close encounters with chaos and tragedy, sometimes on a daily basis, the toll it takes needs to be addressed upfront and center.
Symptoms such as:
Irritability
Agitability
Hypervigilance
Cynicism
Anxiety
Insomnia
are normal reactions to potentially traumatic events,
self-care could prevent these symptoms from becoming traumas.
Completely Anonymous means...
Anonymous ID
Secret
conversations
Anonymous
Peers
No digital trace
Anonymous
Professionals
eMOTy
empowers you to handle your emotional health.
Self-Care
Meditations
Resources
Community
There is no recovery,
without emotional recovery
The task of acknowledging, allowing, accepting, and processing pain and strong emotions is often the most overlooked part in recovery, which is why many recovery processes fail in the end.
Painful experiences such as Mental Trauma, Addiction, Terminal Illness, and Accidents, all require physical and emotional recovery.
Make recovery
and self-care
a top priority
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