Free mental software for mac

Anxiety Diary is a user-friendly electronic mental health diary system that can be used to log daily events, appointments, monitor therapy, keep track of medications and chart the progress of your recovery. Records can also be printed out and shown to your doctor or therapist.
Anxiety Diary should be useful for people suffering from Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Hypochondria, Panic Disorder, Clinical Depression, Specific Phobias, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Social Anxiety Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and an array of other anxiety-related disorders.
Anxiety Diary comes with a wealth of features, is completely customizable and easy to use.
Main features:
- Create a compact, electronic diary for online or offline reading.
- Attractive interface with dynamic menuing system.
- Perfect for keeping daily progress logs, monitoring therapy, etc.
- Clean, neatly-formatted code with clear and easy-to-understand commenting.
- Uses an external config file for easy editing of CSS values and diary style.
- Multi-browser compatible (Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, etc)
- 99% code - extremely low bandwidth/resource usage
- Completely generic which means it can be used to create any type of electronic diary.
- Includes all major META containers.
- Quick and easy customization - no complex tables or image maps to decipher.
- A place to add your favicon for easy visitor bookmarking.
- Professional-looking design
- Use one of 25 built-in custom cursors (.ani or .cur) with no plugins needed
- Totally customizable rollover effects for navigation menus
- Customizable colored scrollbars
- 27 copyright-free MIDI loops
- 25 Page transitions
- 146 page markers and bullets
- 109 miniature icons.

MadShifta is a new mad contraption that does lo-fi pitch-shifting and mental feedback effects!! It even has midi control over the pitch shifting.

The code is based on a basic pitch-shifter, coded by Bram in C, translated by Toby to Delphi. Toby added some more features and a funkie GUI... There arent many VST plugins coded in Delphi so both Bram and Toby thought it was a good idea to open-source it!

Grey Matters Widget will help you find out how to perform feats of memory, lightning calculation, and other amazing mental feats by giving you easy access to all the entries on the Grey Matters blog.
Main features:
- Links to every post via clickable titles, organized by date
- Full text of all posts are searchable
- Links and search results are opened in a new browser window
- Widget title links directly to the full RSS feed of Grey Matters
- Contact information on the back for questions and comments.

The simplest game you can play next to such a classic as ”Count to 3”. You have 60 seconds in a game. You must get the highest score you can. To do this you have to click on the number that has been removed. For example, if you can’t see the number 4 then you must click on it’s blank square.

Can you click the fastest in the world? Your highest score versus the best score ever recorded is shown right in the Widget, so you know exactly how much you can praise yourself. 60 seconds of very quick mental thinking. Try not to hurt yourself.

JJIKANKI is interesting tool because the word JIKANKEI is the Time System in Japanese.
JIKANKEI does not express scientific accurate data. It is just an Art work. Linger in the morning brightness, in the afternoon glow, and enjoy the gradually changing seasons on this globe. The author makes no warranties to your physical and/or mental damages.
JIKANKEI displays angles of the SUN and local times of cities and places on the Earth. Sunrise and sunset data are taken from US Naval Observatory Date Services through Internet.
The latest version shows Sun directions and FUJYO JIHOU (gradually changing time) that is before Westernized Japanese Clock System. FUJYO JIHOU divides daytime to six equal periods which an angular unit to 30 degrees is measured along the celestial equator.
When it is equinox one of periods is almost two hours. However It is changed by seasons, summer time is longer and winter time is shorter. The each divided points were named to the 6 directions of zodiac symbols in day time and the 6 directions of symbols in evening, such as U (rabbit, sunrise: six gongs), TATSU (dragon, about two hours form sunrise: five gongs), MI (snake, about four hours from sunrise: four gongs), and so on.
JIKANKEI also shows one twelfth of daytime and one twelfth of evening time for the understanding of differences between twenty fourth even divided modern clock system.
Enhancements:
- Added: Time signal of SUN Music.
- Fixed: When JIKANKEI was started up, a default place name did not show correctly.

A-Cro-K is a widgetized interpretation of "Arithmetical Croquet," a mental recreation devised in 1872 by Lewis Carroll (author of "Alices Adventures in Wonderland" and numerous other works, including books on mathematics and logic).
The widgets flip side gives the complete set of rules, both Lewis Carrolls originals and A-Cro-Ks interpretations. Also available are an option to adjust the length of the croquet course, and options to set one (or both) players to be controlled by the computer.
?Cheshire Cat? and ?Alice? illustrations are designed by Sir John Tenniel.

Enhancements
- Minor tweaks for Mac OS X 10.5 ("Leopard") compatibility