Your unique perspective may be exactly what someone needs to hear right now.
Join us in helping people to develop a healthier mental wellbeing.
The Process
Building the world’s first cognitive genome engine
We map belief systems, and identify trending limiting beliefs
Through combining both the unique perspectives of mental health professionals, community contributors and anonymised analytics.
We curate content that addresses those limiting beliefs
All of the content that is contributed is revised, edited and validated by a team of mental health professionals, supported by Machine Learning.
We make that content available on our free app and on social media
People around the world are pursuing a greater depth of self-awareness by discovering limiting beliefs and empowering alternatives with Thinkladder.
Contribute
We welcome input from those in the mental health sector, and those with lived experience.
Step 1. Think
Read a limiting belief, and think about what you would say to someone wrestling with it.
Step 2. Share
Share your perspective in the insight field. Our team of wellbeing professionals compile all of your gems, and if needed, edit them*.
Step 3. Repeat
Use the arrows to navigate between beliefs, complete as many as you can, and submit the form.
Limiting Belief
"I must look out for number one, because no-one else will."
Limiting Belief
"I have too much pain inside me to experience happiness."
Limiting Belief
"It is unsafe to rely on anyone else."
Limiting Belief
"Happiness is reserved for people that are better than me."
Limiting Belief
"If I accept help from someone, I become indebted to them."
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Featured Insight of the Week
As much as I dislike paying attention to my emotions, this time has helped me to see and accept that I have some healing work to do.