We don’t typically cover Black Friday deals but there is one sale that is a great option for us all — Headspace. It’s been a tough couple of years and to support everyone’s mental health and wellbeing Headspace are offering a Black Friday sale of their own.
Headspace is a global leader in mental health and mindfulness and offers a range of tools to help users manage stress, sleep, focus and more and let’s face it, many of us need some of that right about now. Pandemic, cost of living, and more.
Studies have shown that Headspace can lead to favourable outcomes of their interventions including reduced stress, improved focus, increased compassion, decreased aggression, increased resilience, reduced burnout increased positivity and improved satisfaction with life.
For Black Friday, Headspace App is offering some great deals, 50% off both annual and monthly plans running for the short time of 13 days. Starting on 16th November and ending on 28th November, you can use the below codes to start your journey to a happier and healthier mind.
Christmas also brings a flash sale for the Headspace App with 25% off annual subscriptions on the 20th and 21st of December only.
Black Friday brings so many different sales but this one stands out to us. It’s 2022 folks, we all need to look after ourselves (and others) so if you or someone you know needs help with their wellbeing grab the Headspace App Black Friday deal.
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