A meditation app for all ages – adults and children.
| Buddhify |
By Mindfulness Everywhere |
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Features
- Mindfulness audio
- Can share mindfulness audios with others using social media, messaging, text or email
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| Country of origin |
United Kingdom |
| Clinical review |
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| Privacy and security |
Does the app:
- collect medical information? No
- require a login? No
- have password protection? No
- have a privacy policy? Yes
- require internet access? Yes/No
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| Cost |
Basic: $6.49
Paid upgrade: $30 per annum for subscription. |
What does the app do?
Buddhify app is a mindfulness app that provides the user with over 200 audio tracks of guided meditations for use in many different situations and environments. The app is suitable for all ages with separate, tailored meditations for children and adults. For the complete app description, go to the App website, Google Play or iTunes and for a detailed review, see Reviews.
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✔ Wide range of mindfulness exercises provided.
✔ Mindfulness exercises are presented in a fun and engaging way making them feel more contemporary than traditional mindfulness exercise.
✔ Includes mindfulness that can be practiced “on the go” including while walking, travelling or at work.
✔ Language used in the exercises emphasises making mindfulness enjoyable while giving the mind a rest.
✔ Visually appealing with exercises presented in wheel format.
✔ Possible to tailor own selection of apps and set favourites. Can also choose different “wheels” of exercises that explore themes such as dealing with work stress, practicing with others, getting through difficult times and addressing poor sleep.
✔ Useful articles that introduce the user to mindfulness and how to make mindfulness into a habit are available.
✔ Able to share specific exercises with others.
✔ Timer function for non-guided self directed practice.
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✘ No free content, but a relatively low purchase price gives the user a large and fully functional app.
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Review details
April 2022; Android; Version 4.3.11
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Clinical review
Reviewer: Kris Garstang, Clinical Psychologist, Life Mind Psychology
Date of review: April 2022
Version: 4.3.11
Platform: Android
Comments: Buddhify app is a mindfulness app that provides the user with over 200 audio tracks of guided meditations for use in many different situations and environments. Users can learn mindfulness skills and it is designed to give users the ability to practice mindfulness on the go.
Overall, I really love this app. It presents mindfulness in a way that feels contemporary and exciting. It felt great being able to practice mindfulness while out on a walk or on a work break and I noticed significant changes to my mood as I played the tracks. As well as more traditional forms of mindfulness, such as mindfulness of breath and body scans, this app incorporates compassion focused mindfulness into a walk through town or a work break, for example. Psychologists using this app with clients have reported that it is great for younger people as it incorporates mindfulness into their regular activities. A great example of this is the section of mindfulness exercises using your phone to develop awareness of emotional reactions to social media. I would recommend this app to anyone interested in trying mindfulness and think it is very good value for money.
New Zealand relevance: No content tailored to a NZ audience and, although accents of voices from a wide range of English speaking countries are used, those from New Zealand and the Pacific are not.
Safety concerns: None.
