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🌿 Mind Safari

No timer. No score. No winning or losing. Just a calm little journey with simple things to find, move, remember and grow.

🌿 Mind Safari
MIND SAFARI

A calm little journey

Find things. Move things. Breathe steady. Remember a few pictures. Grow a garden.

👀 Find
🏡 Move
🌬️ Pause
🌸 Grow

You can stop at any time. There is nothing to complete perfectly.

PART 1

👀 Find 5 things

Find and tap these:

🌸 Flower⭐ Star🐢 Turtle🦋 Butterfly🍎 Apple
One thing at a time. There is never any rush.
A SMALL PAUSE

🌬️ Breathe steady

Watch the circle if that feels comfortable. You do not need to take a deep breath.

Breathe in
and out
You can also ignore the circle and simply sit for a moment.
PART 2

🏡 Bring things to the calm place

Tap each item. It will move into the calm place.

🌿 Calm place 🌿
Nice and easy.
CHECK IN

💧 What might help right now?

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There is no correct answer. Pick anything that sounds useful, or choose “Nothing right now”.

Choose one if you want to.
NEW PART

🧠 Memory meadow

Find the matching pairs. There is no timer and no score.

Turn over two cards at a time.
PART 4

🍃 Tidy the garden

Tap each leaf to place it into the basket.

🧺 Basket
One simple thing at a time.
NEW PART

🎨 Choose a calm colour

Pick the colour tile you like most right now. There is no right answer.

Pick whichever one feels nicest to look at.
YOUR CALM GARDEN

🌿 Grow the garden

Tap the flowers to help the garden grow.

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☀️
You've reached the garden. Take as long as you like.

Mind Safari is a wellbeing activity. It is not a diagnostic tool, medical treatment or replacement for professional support.

SUPPORT

💜 Need some support?

You do not have to continue Mind Safari. If things feel difficult, talking to somebody may help.

📞 Samaritans

Free emotional support, day or night.

Call 116 123

Visit Samaritans

🩺 NHS 111

Urgent medical or mental-health help when it is not a life-threatening emergency.

Call 111

NHS 111 online

🚨 Immediate danger

If somebody is in immediate life-threatening danger, call 999 or go to A&E.

Call 999