7 Cups: Online Therapy & Chat for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

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Software Features and Description

1. Founded by a licensed psychologist, 7 Cups has been featured in LifeHacker (“Technology can help you find someone to chat with about your problems to, or even connect you with a professional that can offer lasting, long-term help”), Medical Daily (“Talking therapy for people on-the-go”), and TechCrunch (“One of the top 8 startups from Y Combinator’s Summer ’13 Demo Day”).

2. Feeling worried, sad, stressed or lonely? Need to talk to someone? Download 7 Cups now for FREE anonymous emotional support & counseling from trained active listeners.

3. Each listener has a profile with reviews and a list of categories that they specialize in, ranging from panic attacks and bullying to eating disorders, surviving a breakup, and more.

4. Thousands of people use 7 Cups, winner of the Stanford MedicineX Prize for Healthcare Systems Design, every week.

5. Feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed? Having relationship problems? Sometimes you need to vent.

6. The app is free to download, and all listeners are 100% free.

7. Listeners provide support across 189 countries and in 140 languages.

8. This app gives you the help you need, fast and free, in a way that fits your life.

9. When you find the listener you want, connect instantly via chat.

10. We have over 450,000 trained listeners and licensed therapists to choose from.

11. We start you on a “growth path” that will encourage and support you as you take daily steps to become stronger.

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Download and install 7 Cups: Online Therapy & Chat on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
7 Cups	Get App ↲	6,038 4.49	7 Cups of Tea

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install 7 Cups: Online Therapy & Chat app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using 7 Cups on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "7 Cups"
The search will reveal the 7 Cups: Online Therapy & Chat app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once 7 Cups is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including 7 Cups.
Now enjoy 7 Cups on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	7 Cups of Tea	4.49	5.71.21

Get 7 Cups on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	7 Cups of Tea	6038	4.49

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Top Pcmac Reviews

People are encouraging self harm in groups

By No one important ✌️️ (Pcmac user)

I downloaded this app because I have a lot wrong as far as mental illness, but being someone who struggled with self harm for years and having it took me years to stop when I entered a group chat to talk and maybe feel better just to see “just cut a little” “don’t let anyone see” as if self harming is healthy definitely made me feel much worse. I understand why people do it, I did it, but it’s still not healthy and if you’re trying to help people get better you either need to monitor the group discussions for things like this or do away with them and only have listeners, but as is it takes forever to get a listener, if you get a listener, and most disappear on you in the first few messages. This app has a lot of work to be done if you really intend on helping, because if i had stayed in that group and said how I’ve felt recently, I wouldn’t only feel worse but likely have intentions to do something harmful to my self because I would have been told “do it, its okay, it’ll make you feel better” by the others in the group. The only really useful aspects is that you can pay to have a therapist (which not everyone can afford making the app near useless to them if they really need help), the small but beneficial activities to fill your cup, and the bots which only listen but are very useful when all you need is to vent because it literally does practically nothing besides listen.
Not Real Therapists

By Prefer real therapy (Pcmac user)

At first I was genuinely in love with this app after I had heard it was free therapy in which real therapists or volunteers would willingly and professionals help people with serious problems. But no, when I used this app, I was given the app random users to choose from (who were teenagers) who simply chose the “listen” feature of the app. The app says that it respects your privacy, but the random users hardly agree to such. When I finally was assigned a user after waiting a week, I explained all of my problems to him in 1 short paragraph about my issues with focusing and maintaining motivation and a good mindset. He told me “clear your head and just study,” which is completely useless because I obviously can’t. And when I told him that didn’t help, “it’s just not that simple,” he replied with a sad-faced emoji. His 3 word responses showed little interest and professionalism. The app also made me take a quiz about ADHD and the help hotlines kept popping up on my phone, that was it. No professional was linked to these quizzes to help prevent any suffering, but linked to a randomly chosen teenager. As my final statement, no one should ever rely on this app for help because the user may respond with 🙁 and leave you on read. If anyone were in a state of such emergency in need to call the suicide hotline, this app would worsen the conditions in which the struggling user would already be sick of; being ignored and feeling helpless.
I wish I had a different tale...

By Lukey39 (Pcmac user)

I am genuinely seeking to enter the mental health field (I wont use the term ‘industry’ for my own sanity)…Tonight was my last attempt to act on my ‘naivety’ about people…Anyway, I signed up as a ‘listener’ months ago…I followed all the bot’s suggestions, guidance, training, rebuttals, etc… So I had a university girl from Germany claiming to be having a severe panic attack…After trying breathing exercises, calming phrases/techniques, I suggested that she call either a hospital or emergency service (it was 4 am there, supposedly)… She claimed to have ‘fainted’…I shouldve disconnected right there, but the ‘naive goodness’ in me had to finish it the correct way…She was practically begging me to help her…Why would someone pretend to be on the verge (10 out 10 on a scale as per her words) for an hour? Regardless of her or anyone’s motives, I sought help through the ‘support forum’…Juggling between the two chatrooms…Someone designated as a ‘supporter’ reached out to me… I explained the situation…Almost like dark irony, the ‘peer supporter’ blew me of in a very strange fashion… After that, I sent her cyber vibes and the link for more ‘online therapy services’ (LOL)…Plenty of popups to donate to what I want to believe is a very noble cause…When I actually tested the fire, I am here in revolt…I wish I had a different tale to tell…
Great idea but just doesn’t work

By CoyoteCrunch (Pcmac user)

I was excited to see an app that helped offer a free version of help for people who need someone to talk too. However after NUMEROUS attempts at talking to listeners all of them either don’t respond from the beginning or as soon as I bring up what I want to talk about, they stop responding at all and I’m at square one again. I tried both picking my own listener and letting the apps robot pick one for me. This kind of treatment really made it feel like the listeners don’t even care about what I need to talk about. Which for anyone who is probably a more sensitive person than me with their issues might take a bad way of “great even people who are suppose to listen to me don’t even want too, I’m worthless to even people who don’t know me” Again great idea but there needs to be a way to actually get responsive listeners this app could really be something. Other than the issues with the listeners I do appreciate the guided steps to fill your cup that have a lot of small and simple activities to help you along your way. Loved those!