WajiReviews of gowaji.com

I’m impressed with Wajj and the progress I’ve made so far. It has made a positive change in my life and how I feel about myself.

Waking up with Waji Waji woke me up to a few issues that were dormant for far too long. I had to confront them. I needed some kind of closure. Waji has given me the courage to do what I need to do in order to maybe finally heal!

I was skeptical because I have CPTSD- I didn't know what to expect or if it would really help me, but having done some EMDR, I was willing to give it try. I enjoy using Waji and it really HELPS!!! If I had to compare this to past experiences with any other therapies I've tried, it's certainly the easiest and least painful. Give it a shot!

I have tried regular therapy and never found it helpful. I wasn't sure how Waji would feel or if it would work but I tried it. I found it to be very calming, and it helps me connect with my feelings so I can process what is going on. I use it whenever I feel shutdown which is less often. I have fewer nightmares, which used to wake me up nightly with sweaty gross sheets. Big improvement and I was able to do this MYSELF. I really recommend Waji.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this app, but as with all things mental health, you need to do your due diligence. That said, I'd been in therapy for years, primarily consisting of CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), and felt as if I were going nowhere. After the start of the pandemic, I put myself on waiting lists for new therapy centers after I was nearly misdiagnosed with a severe personality disorder that has no cure and is really scary. After I got in with a therapist and center for individual and group therapy that's centered on DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy), they helped me to figure out that in ADDITION to ADHD and anxiety and occasional depression, I have C-PTSD due to childhood and adult trauma. I've never done in-person EMDR because it's insanely cost prohibitive but I found Waji and use it to supplement my therapy and medications. I've been using it for several months. So far so good but I need to be better about doing the sessions more frequently. It's hard to tell if my last session triggered a mini downward spiral a couple of weeks ago because I also wasn't sleeping well and the holidays usually add extra stress. That said, I've experienced very positive results when I now think of particular traumas I've been using Waji primarily for (past intimate partner violence, to be honest) and I feel as if I'm able to move on a lot faster with my therapy in conjunction with the Waji app! I think it's worth a try if you're feeling stuck but only if you have a backup plan with a therapist or trusted advisor of some sort to help you if you're triggered. Trauma and pain and the human mind are so complex and ultimately we have to live with ourselves all the time. I'm glad that technology is keeping up with the times and there are options other than $150+ sessions once per week.

Waji is a great healing option that I have found to be extremely helpful and using it consistently has gradually made me be more calm, present and feeling less on edge. My trauma stems from my childhood, so being able to work through what I need, when I need without having to talk about my past is a major benefit for me. It's a versatile tool that I believe is working, and would recommend anyone struggling with trauma to give it a try.