A Neuroscience Game. By a Mental Wellness company - MindPeers HQ

I thought Ill be able to get a restful sleep after this launch, but no no, I am wide awake ( probably something a founder of a mental wellbeing company shouldn't own up to ?? )

It's a nervous moment for all of us at MindPeers HQ. In our endeavour to make mental health qualitative, accessible and most importantly credible, we today have reached our first milestone in the world of neuroscience.??

You all would have played Candy Crush, Suduko, Temple Run etc at some point in your life because games are scientifically meant to stimulate our neurotransmitters like Dopamine and Serotonin to distract us and make us feel good about ourselves.??

What if there are games that can 100% positively impact your behavioral changes and be a starting point to a mentally stronger you???

I am elated to announce world's 1st neuroscience game to tackle overthinking and anxious thoughts - My Clear Sky by MindPeers. Made in India for the world. ?This game allows you to declutter your brain making space for creativity, relaxation and finding yourself.

Here are some clinical insights to the effectiveness of this game -

• An experimental study conducted at Michigan State University revealed on a neurological level, being worried is like you’re constantly multitasking. When you creatively express them verbally, its freeing up your mind for productive tasks.
• When we associate our emotions or the clutter in our brain to written words, our emotional reactions reduce greatly, making experience of trauma less intense. Professor and researcher Matthew D. Lieberman from UCLA explained that putting feelings into words is like hitting a break when you see a yellow light.
• When we disclose our emotions/ thoughts: We are able to verbalise, which engages our neocortical functioning, thus making it possible to look at the situation from a less exaggerated perspective, processing what is happening, reflecting, self exploration and healing possible
• The clouds in the game will allow you to take one step towards separating your worries from you. Once this happens, its possible to look at them as ‘thoughts’ instead of ‘my thoughts,’ thus detachment. This detachment makes looking for solutions possible.

Brimming with pride, this is a revolution in our healthcare industry and I invite you all to play the game , give us feedback and share how it made you feel.

Cleers to my team who have spent sleepless nights for months making this possible. Its just the beginning.