You keep the peace for everyone except yourself. My Easy Therapy helps you notice the yes you don’t mean, find the words for the boundary, and settle the guilt that follows.
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I said yes to another thing I don’t have room for.
That sounds like a lot to carry. What made it hard to say no this time?
I didn’t want them to think I couldn’t cope.
Would it help to slow this down together, or to plan what you could say next time?
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Sound familiar?
In simple terms
People pleasing is usually a nervous system that learned keeping others happy kept you safe, so saying no sets off guilt and alarm. My Easy Therapy, created by Clinical Psychologist Dr Michaela Dunbar, helps on both sides of that: Iris to think a boundary through and find the words before you say it, Regulate to settle the guilt that spikes afterwards, and a daily check-in and Daily Calm for a steadier baseline. It is everyday support, not therapy.
If keeping people happy once kept you safe, your body still treats disappointing someone as a threat. That is why a small no can bring a racing heart, a flood of guilt and an urge to take it back.
Knowing this does not make the guilt disappear, but it changes what you do with it. The guilt is an old alarm, not proof you did something wrong.
Most advice stops at what to say. The harder part is staying steady while you say it, and afterwards, when the guilt arrives.
That is why the app pairs words with regulation: rehearse the boundary with Iris, then use Regulate to ride out the guilt instead of rushing to undo it.
Inside the app
Support before the conversation, during the wobble, and after the guilt arrives.
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
Think it through with Iris and find a sentence you can actually say.
When the guilt arrives, use Regulate to settle it rather than texting to take it back.
Check in and do your Daily Calm: a few minutes that ask nothing of you for anyone else.
Try it
Not a video, not a mock-up: the same screens members use, running right here. Nothing you do is saved.
Answer today’s check-in the way members do, and watch your calm get ready as the garden grows.
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
It can help you practise the parts that are hard to do alone: noticing the automatic yes, finding words for a boundary, and staying steady through the guilt afterwards. Change comes from repeated small practice, and experiences vary.
Iris can help you think a situation through and draft words that fit you, and the library includes boundary scripts. The decision about what to say, and whether to say it, stays yours.
No. It is a pattern, often learned early, that many people recognise in themselves. If it is linked to anxiety, low mood or a relationship that feels unsafe, please speak to a qualified professional. 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.
Join My Easy Therapy for somewhere private to find the words, and body-first support when the guilt arrives.
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