I started Sensa over the weekend I started Sensa over the weekend. It is already better than the other Apps I've tried. The information is displayed in a way that lets you absorb the content and not be overwhelmed. My only complaint is with the Journaling, I wish it would let you record the information asked in the day's lesson not just your mood throughout the day.

Takes a little patience but I think it's good Took me a while to navigate the site and find everything. For instance I didn't know what the journal was for a long time. It's been more helpful than I expected; I expected nothing. It also doesn't mind when I skip a day or two or three; sometimes digesting what I learned and sometimes just blowing it off. Still in early days (lesson 8) and I'm trying to be patient and assume it hasn't taught me everything yet.

Sensa.health gives excellent customer service I actually was not able to participate with Sensa.health, as I was hospitalized 3 times. When I connected with the company asking to discontinue my membership, their agent connected with me by email and was actually concerned for my welfare. She gave me immediate release from my membership and gave me a refund, which was the best response I've ever received from any company.

Sensa: a wellness builder In my search for an app that would help me tackle my lifelong procrastination, I found Sensa to be a great fit. It tells me the why and gives me Cognitive behavioral tools to better manage procrastination as well as overall wellness. It's also good as a mood journal and routine reminder.

UNETHICAL This is an app designed for people with ADHD. They do not provide reminders for automatic charges. As someone with ADHD I find it difficult to manage apps and subscriptions. I deleted this app after using it only once. It does not tell you that deleting the app does not cancel the subscription. Going through my finances they have charged me over $360 in a year. Reminder I ONLY USED THE APP 1 time. I emailed customer service and they apologized and cancelled my subscription but stated they have a no refund policy. This is unethical and taking advantage of people with ADHD.