.png)
Trusted by
When you need it, it's there
Flashbacks don’t schedule appointments. Panic attacks don’t care that your therapist’s office is closed. Hypervigilance doesn’t take the weekend off.
If you’re living with PTSD or C-PTSD, you already know this. Symptoms ambush you — at 2am, during your commute, in the middle of a family dinner. And when they hit, and you feel like you’re drowning, you don’t need someone to teach you to swim.
You need something to grab onto. Now.
That’s why remind exists. Not as another mental health app with a trauma label. As the PTSD toolkit that was purpose-built for the moments when symptoms are winning and everything else is closed.
The evidence
Our data shows grounding tools help users 9 times out of 10.
That’s not hope. That’s real.
85% of users call Remind a key part of their mental health toolkit.
​
Not a nice-to-have
— essential.
3 in 5 sessions happen outside office hours.
Because trauma isn’t 9–5. Neither are we, digital support 24/7.
Everyone deserves support.
"I built remind after my own experience of trauma following the 2017 London Bridge attack. I needed tools that worked at 2am, during the commute, at work, out with friends. Everyone deserves have access to the tools, insights & resources they need to reclaim life from trauma."
Freya Hickman, Founder & trauma survivor
You are not alone
Reclaim your life from trauma
