Replaying conversations, rehearsing the worst case, still awake at 2am. My Easy Therapy gives you something to do when the loop starts, instead of thinking harder.
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In simple terms
An app for overthinking helps by interrupting the loop rather than trying to win the argument with it. My Easy Therapy, created by Clinical Psychologist Dr Michaela Dunbar, pairs short body-first Regulate tools for the moment your thoughts start racing with Iris, a private AI companion that helps you name the worry and choose one next step, and a few guided minutes of Daily Calm each morning so there is less fuel for the spiral. It is everyday support, not therapy or a diagnosis.
Overthinking feels like problem-solving, but it rarely reaches an answer. It is usually a mind trying to feel safe: anything unresolved gets treated as urgent, so it keeps working the problem long after working it stopped helping.
The loop is physical too. Worried thoughts raise your body’s alarm, and an alarmed body produces more worried thoughts. That is why telling yourself to stop rarely works.
Calming the body first, so your thinking brain comes back online. Giving the worry somewhere to go, so your mind no longer has to hold it. And a steadier baseline, so fewer things set the loop off in the first place.
My Easy Therapy is built around those three moves: Regulate for the spike, Iris for the spiral, Daily Calm for the baseline.
Inside the app
Each part meets overthinking at a different point: the spike, the spiral, and the baseline underneath.
My Easy Therapy supports emotional regulation and wellbeing. It is not therapy, a diagnosis, or a substitute for professional mental health care.
How it fits your day
Check in, then a few minutes of Daily Calm before the day starts asking things of you.
Open Regulate, choose “can’t stop thinking”, and follow a short practice instead of a long spiral.
Tell Iris what is circling and park it for the morning, or choose “can’t sleep” in Regulate.
Try it
Not a video, not a mock-up: the same screens members use, running right here. Nothing you do is saved.
Switch between Listen and Interactive, browse the categories, and use a tool: breathe with the bloom, ride the wave, or come back to your senses.
From the library, included
Programmes and masterclasses for exactly this, in the app’s library. Or buy any one on its own, once, to keep.
Who made it

Dr Michaela Dunbar is an NHS-trained, HCPC-registered Chartered Clinical Psychologist and the author of You’ve Got This (Penguin). She knows the capable-outside, overthinking-inside pattern from the inside, and built My Easy Therapy as the daily support she wished she’d had, without the waiting list.
Members’ words
Members’ own words, shared anonymously · personal experiences, not typical results
Membership
$27per month
Everything included. Cancel any time in the app; access runs to the end of the month you paid for.
$279per year
Everything included, and $45 less than paying monthly for a year.
Paid at checkout. There is no free trial, so your first payment is covered by a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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Questions
An app cannot stop your thoughts, and nothing should promise to. What it can do is give you something practical to do when the loop starts: a short practice to calm your body, somewhere private to put the worry, and a daily routine that keeps your baseline steadier. Many people find the loops get shorter with regular practice, but experiences vary.
There is no large library to choose from when you are already overwhelmed. You check in, and the app offers one Daily Calm session and a Regulate exercise matched to how you feel, with Iris for reflection. The courses are there when you want depth.
Overthinking and anxiety often feed each other, but overthinking on its own is a pattern, not a diagnosis. If it is constant, distressing or getting in the way of daily life, speak to your GP or a qualified therapist. My Easy Therapy supports emotional regulation and wellbeing. It is not therapy, a diagnosis, or a substitute for professional mental health care.
No. Iris is an AI-supported companion for reflection: it can help you slow down, name what is happening and choose a next step, and like any AI it can get things wrong. It is not a therapist or a crisis service. If you are struggling to cope, contact your GP or a crisis line in your country.
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