
Mindshift Recovery
Mindshift Recovery is a nonprofit organization providing brain-based, science-backed tools for people struggling with addictions and problematic behaviors. Its free mobile app offers guided lessons, daily meditations, and community support, complemented by weekly online meetings and an 8-week live course. The program has served over 100,000 people seeking to break cycles of addiction.
- Digital Health
- Healthcare Technology
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Millions of people struggle with addictions and problematic behaviors—from alcohol and drugs to gambling, social media, and shopping—yet conventional approaches often rely on shame and willpower, which fail to address the underlying brain mechanisms. Many individuals lack access to affordable, science-backed recovery tools and professional support.
Solution
Mindshift Recovery offers a brain-based approach to behavior change through a free mobile app, weekly online community meetings, and an 8-week live online course. The Mindshift Method teaches a three-step process that helps users work with their brain's reward system rather than against it. The app provides guided lessons, daily mindfulness tools, and community support, making clinically proven techniques accessible anywhere. The program has already served over 100,000 people seeking to break cycles of addiction and reclaim their lives.
Target Audience
Adults struggling with substance use disorders, alcohol dependence, digital addictions, or other problematic behaviors, as well as their supporters who seek accessible, science-based recovery tools.
Features
- Free mobile app with guided lessons, daily tools, and mindfulness exercises for on-the-go support
- 3-step brain-based method developed by addiction psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr. Jud Brewer
- Weekly live online community meetings (Thursdays at 12pm ET / 9am PT) led through the Method in real time
- 8-week live online course with trained facilitators for deeper, structured learning
- Evidence-based approach applicable to substances, alcohol, gambling, social media, shopping, and other problematic behaviors
- Newsletter with recovery tips, courses, and practices