Empowering Men's Wellness At The Stronghold
Self-help and mental health tools on a website can give people immediate, gentle support when they need it most. Features like mood tracking, guided journaling, breathing exercises, and grounding tools help users better understand their emotions, calm their nervous system, and process thoughts in a safe, private way. Interactive tools encourage self-awareness and self-compassion, making it easier for individuals to recognize patterns, manage stress, and practice healthy coping strategies at their own pace. By offering accessible, non-judgmental resources, these tools empower users to take small but meaningful steps toward emotional well-being while reinforcing that they are not alone and that support is always available.
Dashboard
Welcome Back
How are you feeling today?
Self-Care Status
"You can't pour from an empty cup."
Quick Relief
Quick Tools
Energy Level Tracker
Emotion Wheel Explorer
Click a core feeling to explore related emotions and coping strategies.
Joy
Related: Happy, Excited, Proud, Optimistic
Tips: Share your happiness, practice gratitude, journal about this moment.
Sadness
Related: Lonely, Depressed, Hurt, Disappointed
Coping: Allow yourself to cry, talk to a friend, wrap in a warm blanket.
Anger
Related: Frustrated, Annoyed, Furious, Irritated
Coping: Deep breathing, exercise, write a burn letter, count to 10.
Fear
Related: Anxious, Scared, Nervous, Insecure
Coping: Grounding exercises, focus on what you can control, slow breathing.
Disgust
Related: Revulsion, Loathing, Disapproving
Coping: Remove yourself from the situation, focus on clean/fresh scents.
Name That Feeling
Answer a few questions to help identify your emotion.
Is your energy level high or low?
Is the feeling pleasant or unpleasant?
It sounds like you might be feeling...
Mood Pattern Insights
Trends over the last 7 days.
π‘ Insight
You tend to report higher energy levels on weekends. Consider scheduling demanding tasks for Saturday mornings.
Recent Files
Mood Compass
Drag the point to reflect how you feel right now.
Neutral
Center
What's impacting you?
Note (Optional)
Decompress & Center
Tools to ground yourself in the present moment.
Box Breathing
Inhale (4s) β’ Hold (4s) β’ Exhale (4s) β’ Hold (4s)
Soundscapes
Immersive audio environments.
Creative Distraction
Shift your focus instantly.
Self-Care Planner
Build your daily routine.
I Need Help Now
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Immediate Calming Steps
- Stop. Pause what you are doing right now.
- Breathe. Take 3 deep breaths (4s in, 4s out).
- Ground. Name 3 things you can see around you.
Personal Safety Plan
A prioritized list of coping strategies and supports.
Crisis Grounding Card
Quick reminders for high-stress moments.
- This feeling is temporary. It will pass.
- I have survived this before.
- I am safe in this moment.
- My thoughts are not facts.
- Drink a glass of cold water.
- Count backwards from 100 by 7s.
- Push feet hard into the floor.
Emergency Contacts
Thought Reframing
Challenge negative thoughts with a balanced perspective.
Balanced Perspective
Cognitive Distortions
Identify common thought traps.
Worry Dump
Categorize your worries to gain clarity.
Evidence Checker
Put your anxious assumptions on trial.
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