Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
Mente Sana’s four therapy companions
A Spanish-language set of tools for tracking daily mood and symptoms, naming emotions, and documenting DBT work with a therapist.
- For
- People tracking bipolar II or doing DBT with a therapist
- Worth noticing
- Its emotion wheel lists 72 emotions across three levels; the bipolar II tracker offers 7-, 30-, and 90-day trend views.
Field notes
Bitácora is framed as a one-minute daily record, combining mood and energy with sleep, symptoms, and medication for later trend views. The DBT tools separate a 14-field behavior-chain exercise from a weekly diary card that rates emotions and impulses from 0 to 5. The homepage says professionals connect through a patient-provided code and can read records and comment; those are descriptions on the site, not independently verified access controls.
Observed signals
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