Wisdo: Mental Health & Support Reviews – Page 8
5/5 rating based on 116 reviews. Read all reviews for Wisdo: Mental Health & Support for iPhone.
Wisdo: Mental Health & Support is free iOS app published by Wisdo LTD.
They should make a kid one and pree teen
alejandromatias matias
I want to talk about it my family does not have a lot of money I have not told them they would think it’s there fault for not being there but it’s me I want talk about how I can’t tell my friends because they will say if I’m sad there sad and it’s is basically forcing me to try to be happy when I’m not and it’s basically telling me to hide my feelings away and I think they should make a kid one because sometimes we act happy but they don’t know what we are thinking or going through
5.90! I was never warned I had to pay
Bryejean
Nothing in this app said I have to pay until tonight. The night that I need someone the most! Ptsd has flared up and because I don’t have the $5.90 to subscribe I’m sitting here dealing with this alone! Or at least attempting to. I’m not happy at all! Everything I’d read said it was free! ??
Help shouldn’t Cost
SkeletonQueen0808
I would love to give this app 5 stars but I can’t. There shouldn’t ever be a reason you should have to subscribe or make payments for these services. I understand that it costs money and time and effort and all that Jazz to make apps. However, this is free, unsolicited advice from everyday people. Not professionals. There may be some spread throughout the app but this is the generalized public. This is to get help in a way that is supposed to be more comfortable for people. Statistically speaking, people who live in the “middle class” and lower have higher rates of mental illness and higher rates of suicide. The lower you go in poverty level, the higher and higher suicide rates climb and the higher percentage of mental illness. I’m more than willing to bet that a fairly decent amount of people, probably 80% minimum struggle financially and are just trying to get help in one of the only ways they can afford to. I would highly HIGHLY suggest revisiting this option. I know that I can’t afford that extra money right now as every penny counts. Those who read this review it is a great app. Take advantage of the free trial. It’s worth it. But I would suggest writing low star reviews and hopefully the people who made this app will reconsider their fees.
Disguised As Free
TCphotography
This was a good idea. It was nice to be able to talk with other people who actually understand what you are going through because they too are going through it. But then here I am already suffering tremendously and I’m blindsided with a message that the free trial has ended and there’s a monthly paid subscription to continue using it. This wouldn’t be an issue if it was stated anywhere in the AppStore or showed that there would be in app purchases, but it doesn’t. So I finally found something that helps some and I can no longer use it as I have no money at all.
Should be free
AGhost.77
I believe this app could be incredibly useful and helpful for me, but I just can’t afford to make monthly payments for it. I’m a college student struggling with depression, anxiety, and health disorders that I would like to work through, but I don’t have time to work while I’m taking classes. I need every dollar I make over the summer to get me through the school year. I think this app should at least offer a full subscription to students.
Great app!
Alex000007777
A great place for people looking for help with depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and more things!
No competition.
Jordinoh
I’ve downloaded and tried other mental health apps before and most require some kind of subscription while this one only asks you to create an account. It’s like a support group networked on a social media platform. I’ve never needed help and had so many people rush to my rescue. Download this app!
ehhh....
Spratt6
The app is almost perfect except the fact that it gives the error message “something went wrong” rather frequently when sending a message
Money
Sagescott2006
They don’t care abt us, they care about money, if they really wanted to help, they wouldn’t charge for it.