The trauma recovery platform

When you're drowning, you don't need someone to teach you to swim.
You need something to grab onto. Now.

I built remind after spending years watching the mental health system fail people like me.

Not because clinicians don't care. But because the system wasn't built for how trauma actually works.

Trauma doesn't respect waiting lists. It doesn't wait for your next therapy slot. It shows up at 2am, during meetings, while you're trying to have dinner with your family.

I needed tools that worked in those moments. Tools built on actual science, not just wellness buzzwords. Tools that understood what it means to live with PTSD.

So I built them. For people like me. For people like you.

- Founder. Trauma survivor.

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The trauma recovery platform

When you're drowning, you don't need someone to teach you to swim.
You need something to grab onto. Now.

I built remind after spending years watching the mental health system fail people like me.

Supported by

You are not alone

Reclaim your life from trauma

The trauma recovery platform

When you're drowning, you don't need someone to teach you to swim. You need something to grab onto. Now.

I built remind after spending years watching the mental health system fail people like me.

Supported by

You are not alone

Reclaim your life from trauma

When you're drowning, you don't need someone to teach you to swim.
You need something to grab onto. Now.