Your companion for navigating life with arthritis
Emotional support for people living with arthritis. 10 minutes a week, developed with King’s College London.
It’s not just the pain
Feeling grief over the things you used to be able to do
Feeling tired in a way rest doesn’t fix
Worrying about losing your independence
Not wanting to be a burden on the people around you
Feeling like people don’t see how hard it is
If any of this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
Support for the parts of arthritis people don’t see
Pace your days
Find a rhythm for good days and harder days, without overdoing it or giving things up.
Worry less about the future
Tools to handle uncertainty when “what if” thoughts take over.
Stay connected
Ways to talk to family and friends about what you need, without feeling like a burden.
Feel more like yourself
Rebuild confidence, reduce negative thinking and make room for the things you enjoy.
10 minutes a week. 12 weeks.
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Tell us what feels hardest, and Orbi shapes your path around it
One short topic a week, with audio sessions you can do anywhere, even on low-energy days
From people living with long-term conditions
“The Orbi app is a game changer. We’ve never had anything like this at all. I was using it every day, and I loved the meditations and the stories because I could actually relate to them and try the strategies myself — and they worked.”
Orbi was developed with psychologists at King’s College London, based on research about the emotional burden and distress related to arthritis.
£1.99 for 12 months. No subscription. No auto-renew.
Get OrbiQuestions people ask
Orbi isn’t a pain treatment. It helps with how living with arthritis affects your mood, your plans and your relationships. Keep working with your GP or rheumatology team on your treatment.
Both, and other types of arthritis too. Orbi focuses on the emotional challenges many people with arthritis share.
No. Orbi doesn’t set exercises. It helps with the emotional side of living with arthritis.
Each topic takes about 10 minutes a week, and the audio sessions can be done sitting or lying down. If you miss a week, pick up where you left off.
Orbi is built for people living with a range of long-term conditions, including arthritis.
£1.99 for 12 months of access. It doesn’t auto-renew.
