5 guided meditations
Each shows its length and guide.
Meditation doesn鈥檛 mean emptying your mind. It means noticing what鈥檚 there, a thought, a feeling, a sensation, and gently coming back.
Each session is guided audio, so you鈥檙e never left wondering what to do. New to it? Read meditation for anxiety.
On Home, go to Feel Better Daily and tap Meditation.
Each one shows its title, length and who guides it.
Hear a short sample, so you know the voice feels right.
Check in from 1 (Panic) to 10 (Calm), then settle in.
The audio keeps playing with your screen locked, with controls on your lock screen.
Then check in again and see how you feel.


Each shows its length and guide.
Hear the voice before you start.
Listen with your eyes closed and your phone locked.
Keep track of what you鈥檝e done.
Anxious thoughts pull you in fast. Before you know it, you鈥檙e three worries deep.
Meditation trains a different skill: seeing a thought as a thought, not an order. That little bit of space makes it easier to choose how you respond.
Research on mindfulness suggests regular practice can help many people with stress and anxiety. Short and regular tends to beat long and rare.

Rate how you feel from 1 (Panic) to 10 (Calm) before and after, and see what works for you.
Scale from 1, Panic, to 10, Calm. Higher is calmer.
Before we begin the exercise


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Mindfulness fits well with CBT. Meditation helps you notice thoughts. The CBT Thought Journal helps you question them.
No. Thoughts will come. The practice is noticing them and gently coming back, again and again.
The meditations are part of Premium, which starts with a free trial: 7 days on the monthly plan, 14 days on the yearly plan. Free forever in the app: SOS panic relief, the CBT Thought Journal and Anxiety University.
Lengths vary. Each session shows its length before you start.
Yes. Every session is guided, so you just listen and follow along.
Sitting with your thoughts can feel uncomfortable at first. Start small and open your eyes if you need to. You can also try walking meditation or grounding. If it keeps feeling distressing, talk to a professional.
Grounding is a quick way back to the present in an anxious moment. Meditation is a daily practice that builds the skill over time.