Resources

Community organisations, educational material, and independently operated apps that may be useful if you're following the CHOP exercise program.

This is a starting point for learning and connecting. Each organisation and app is responsible for its own information, products, privacy practices, and terms.

Community and education

• Dysautonomia International — regional, online, and virtual support groups for people with dysautonomia and their caregivers.
• Standing Up to POTS — POTS information, advocacy, research, and support resources, including material for school and college.
• PoTS UK — guides about living with PoTS, with material for young people, carers, education, work, and travel.

Other apps people use

People following the program sometimes use other apps to log how they're feeling, keep a record of activity, or set personal device thresholds. The apps below are independent of myPotential. We do not create, operate, review, or endorse them; availability, features, pricing, and privacy practices can change.

• POTSie — a POTS-focused tracking app available for iOS and Android.
• TachyMon — an iPhone and Apple Watch app that lets people set heart-rate thresholds and review recorded events.
• Visible — a symptom and pacing-tracking app. Visible notes that people with POTS use its app, although it is primarily designed for people with Long Covid and ME/CFS.

Know an app that could be useful to others? Let us know.

Neither myPotential nor these links provide medical advice. Talk to your doctor before starting or changing an exercise program, or when deciding whether an app or device is right for you.