Spanish Language Version of Moodnotes App Now Available
Spanish Translation of the CBT-based Moodnotes App, developed by Dr. Drew Erhardt and Dr. Edrick Dorian, Promises to Extend the Reach of Digital Mental Health Tools
The popular
Moodnotes
app, designed by GSEP Psychology Professor Drew Erhardt and Clinical Psychology Psy.D.
alumnus Edrick Dorian in collaboration with
ustwo
digital design studio, is now available in Spanish. Grounded in the scientifically
supported content of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and positive psychology, the
app enables users to track their moods over time, avoid common thinking traps, increase
self-awareness, and develop perspectives associated with increased happiness and well-being.
The app went through a rigorous translation and back-translation process by licensed
bilingual psychologists, including Dr. Ilda Aharonian and Dr. Teresa Celada of GSEP’s
Aliento Center for Latina/o Communities
. Dr. Erhardt notes that “given that few quality Spanish-language, CBT-based mental
health apps are currently available, we’re very excited to be able to offer this translation
of Moodnotes and hope that it enables Spanish speakers throughout the world to access
these useful psychological tools.” Those interested in accessing the translated version
of Moodnotes need only download the app from the
Apple App Store
and set the language on their device to Spanish.