Have you seen….the Mood Tracker?

[Lee]

We’re starting a new little series called “Have You Seen…” where we highlight features around the forum that you might not have spotted yet.

For the first one, let’s talk about the Mood Tracker 📝
With it, you can:

• Share how you’re feeling in the moment
• Look back at your mood history
• Send and receive hugs 🤗
• Spot patterns in your wellbeing over time

It’s a simple way to check in with yourself — and also let others know when you might need a little extra support.

👉 You’ll find the Mood Tracker in the navigation menu on the left (or in the off-canvas menu if you’re on mobile).

Why not give it a try today and post your first mood?

Have you used the Mood Tracker yet? What do you think of it?

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[Lee]

Let’s look at something that makes the Mood Tracker even more supportive — Hugs 🤗

When someone logs their mood, you can send them a Hug. It’s a simple reaction, but it goes a long way in showing:

• You’ve noticed how they’re feeling
• You care, even if you don’t have the right words
• They’re not alone in what they’re going through

Sometimes a small gesture of support can mean more than a whole reply.

👉 You’ll find the Hug button underneath each mood entry, both in mood tracker and content feed.

Have you sent (or received) a Hug yet? How did it feel?

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[Lee]

Have you seen… how to report content that isn’t appropriate?



Our community is built on respect and care, but sometimes posts, replies, or private messages might not feel right. If you ever come across content that breaks our guidelines—or just makes you uncomfortable—you can let us know quickly by using the Report feature.

Here’s how:

1. Look for the “Report” link – you’ll find it at the bottom of every post, profile post, or private message.
2. Click “Report” – a small form will open where you can explain why you’re reporting.
3. Submit your report – this instantly alerts the moderation team, who will review it as soon as possible.

💡 Reports are private. Only staff see them, and we’ll handle things discreetly.

By reporting, you’re helping keep Trapped Minds safe and supportive for everyone. Please don’t ever feel like you’re “causing trouble”—using the report feature is one of the best ways you can protect our space.

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