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Meet STOP, The #1 app for suspicious minds

Evidence-based, tested in NHS settings, and designed to empower recovery. Get free access today.

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Why is STOP important?

1 out of 5 people in the UK suffers from heightened suspiciousness.

Your journey to clearer thinking starts here.
 

With STOP, access on-demand therapy that fits your life - one session at a time, whenever it works for you.

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People tried

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NHS sites across the country engaged

​Real-world impact of STOP

Trusted, Used, and Recommended

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people using STOP reported STOP helped them manage their symptoms

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reported they would recommend STOP to a friend

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said they’d like to use STOP when available 

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wish to use STOP regularly

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reported they feel they need STOP as part of their support

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Expertly built, clinically tested

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Built by users, expert clinicians, and leading academics at King's College London.

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Clinically trialled and assessed in NHS services, showing promising results for reducing paranoia and distress.

Disclaimer: STOP - Wellbeing Version is not a replacement for professional help. If you are experiencing mental health problems or have any concerns, please contact a qualified healthcare professional.

Hear from our community

Discover how our app helps users think clearer, see differently, and find calm in everyday moments.

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Change

"The more you see it, the more you want to use it because it is making a difference ... you start thinking a bit more clearly and putting things into perspective."

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Reflect

"I found that one of the big values of the APP is identifying other ways of looking at things."

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Grow

"It did definitely change the way I was thinking ... I don't get panicked on the train anymore when I used to have really bad panic attacks."

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