We have active subscribers in every state in the United States, every Province in Canada,
and many other countries that utilize the North American Numbering Plan (NANP).
Our newest subscriber from Arizona signed up on Sat, Aug 15th at 09:22:46 AM CT.
We have other new subscribers from Kentucky, Montana, Missouri, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, and Mississippi .
A user in District of Columbia completed a gratitude journal entry 3 minutes ago.
Here is a message that was recently liked by a subscriber in Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut:
"The problem with comparing yourself with anyone online or on social media is often you are comparing your natural self against someone elses staged moments."
The locations with the most users are California with 3664 users, Texas with 2150 users, Florida with 1999 users, New York with 1978 users, and Ontario with 1560 users.
The locations with the least number of users are Newfoundland and Labrador with 38 users, New Brunswick with 42 users, Vermont with 47 users, Wyoming with 49 users, and North Dakota with 53 users.
1 Take 2 Minutes Is an extremely effective app. The text messages are such that one does not dismiss them, but carries through. Also, when in need it immediately sends you what you need. For example, if I need grounding I text that and they text me back the appropriate practice. Thank you for such an awesome system!
2 I'm happy to have found you guys! Thank you for the Help...its much needed.
3 I'm a 20-year healthcare provider, you have been very very helpful and I like that the app doesn't scream out at me; I can choose to look at the text or not it's very comforting. There's a lot of insightful dynamics that might not be obvious to someone suffering from anxiety and who's not self-aware but I really mean it I appreciate it thank you for your message I hope you have a good day.
4 I quite enjoy the text-based app because it was easily accessible, as it provided me with a link to the website each time I got a message, instead of me having to log in on my computer. Also, since it is a text-based app system, the messages were very short and simple to read, as opposed to a long paragraph in an email.
5 I have tried other mood tracking apps in the past that didn't work out, the Take 2 Minutes text-based links were really great. They sent me daily reminders to do them, and they didn't shove my past answers in my face as other apps have in the past. I find it's better for my mental health that way, as I remember to do it, and I don't have to constantly see that my mood changes, and that I don't have to watch the graph of my mood drop daily.
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