What is Feeling Great?
Dr David Burns' techniques for lifting mood, in an app.
Who is Feeling Great best for?
Feeling Great is best for US adults who want to work through low mood or anxiety on their phone with Dr David Burns' methods.
Challenging negative thoughts
The AI chatbot talks through what is upsetting you, asks why it bothers you and helps you question the thoughts behind it.
Learning a method step by step
Interactive lessons and exercises teach the basics of Dr David Burns' techniques.
Readers of Feeling Good
The app comes from Dr David Burns, author of Feeling Good, who co-founded it.
How much does Feeling Great cost?
Feeling Great's prices are shown only in its iPhone and Android apps: the app is free to try with limited access, and full access is an annual subscription that starts with a 7-day free trial.
Feeling Great shows no prices on its website. The free version gives some access to the chatbot and several lessons, and the annual subscription with its 7-day free trial is bought and refunded through the App Store or Google Play. Plans and current prices are on feelinggreat.com.
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What are the best Feeling Great alternatives?
Two tools on Recaply do Feeling Great's job.
Questions about Feeling Great
What is Feeling Great?
Dr David Burns' techniques for lifting mood, in an app.
Who is Feeling Great for?
Feeling Great is best for US adults who want to work through low mood or anxiety on their phone with Dr David Burns' methods.
Is Feeling Great free?
You can try Feeling Great free before paying.
What are the best Feeling Great alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Wysa AI and Sonia: AI for Mental Health.
Where can I try Feeling Great?
On its official website, feelinggreat.com.
Is Feeling Great available outside the US?
No. Feeling Great is available only in the United States for now; the maker says it plans to add other countries but gives no timeline. Where it is available, it runs on iPhone and Android.
Can Feeling Great replace a therapist?
No. Feeling Great says the app is not meant for urgent care and does not replace professional medical advice. Anyone in a mental health emergency should contact a healthcare provider, go to an emergency room or call 911, and call 988 for suicidal thoughts.







