At Recess, we leverage advanced neuroscience to create a truly transformative experience. Unlike traditional mental health and meditation apps, Recess is grounded in rigorous research and developed with leading experts in psychology and neuroscience.
Try Recess for freeOur approach goes beyond traditional mindfulness—it rewires the brain for lasting growth and resilience, tapping into the brain’s natural ability to heal using bilateral stimulation through eye movement and audio cues.
Sharpen your attention span and significantly boost your ability to concentrate, even during demanding tasks.
Instantly feel more calm, in control, and capable of managing your emotions, reducing stress levels.
Enhance your overall productivity with a clearer, more focused mind, allowing you to perform at your best.
Enhance your overall productivity with a clearer, more focused mind, allowing you to perform at your best.
Bilateral Stimulation (BLS) is a powerful mental fitness tool that enhances communication between brain regions, promotes neuroplasticity, and calms the nervous system. In this video, Matt Swartz, Chief Flow Officer at Recess, explains how BLS helps users reach a "flow state"—a peak mental condition that boosts creativity, focus, and productivity.
At Recess, our brain-based model is rooted in cutting-edge neuroscience. We harness the brain’s natural ability to adapt and grow—neuroplasticity—to create lasting mental and emotional strength.
Activates both hemispheres of the brain to process and release traumatic stress
Guides you in reshaping negative thought patterns into positive ones.
Enhances your ability to maintain emotional balance even in challenging situations
Strengthens neural pathways, ensuring long-term mental
resilience and well-being
Our research department is dedicated to researching and publishing papers on the neuroscience of flow state and bilateral stimulation.
The Recess scientific team are Phds and Masters degrees in psychology, neuroscience, data analysis. At Recess we are committed to add to the library of compassion fatigue, neuroscience and trauma informed psychology towards a better equitably economic future.
Explore our latest studies and ongoing projects aimed at advancing the science of bilateral stimulation, flow states, and brain performance.
Creation of machine learning algorithm that determines a users level of arousal (based on Polyvagal Theory) through an audio clip and/or video.
Experimental research measuring brain activity and self report to determine bilateral stimulation’s compounding effect on user’s ability to reach flow.
A thorough literature review on Flow State Psychology, Neuroscience of Flow and Bilateral Stimulation as the foundation of Flow Science research department.