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Tipperary based provider of mental health solutions, Cogbeh, has announced the launch of its new psychology app, Pair Pal.
The app is designed as an entertaining, educational resource for anybody working in, studying, or with a keen interest in, psychology, psychiatry, counselling or psychotherapy.
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The app provides a learning experience that enables users to identify and memorise hundreds of psychological facts in a way that is fun.
"With the launch of the Pair Pal App, I am thrilled to offer a transformative tool that will entertain, educate, intrigue and hopefully make a meaningful difference to the lives of its users." said the apps creator, Fergus McGrath.
Pair Pal is now available for download on both iOS and Android devices. To learn more about the app and to download it free of charge, please visit the App Store, the Play Store or www.cogbeh.com.
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