Happy New Year! We hope 2024 brought you growth, resilience, and the most value from your Moodscope experience. As we turn the page to 2025, we’re excited to continue learning and looking forward to a year filled with positivity and progress.

Reflecting on 2024

Throughout the year, we’ve shared numerous insightful blogs, but one seemed to work in a slightly different way —when we all came together to tackle Salt Water Mum’s challenge (Estranged from adult children - how to heal the pain? 03 December 2024). The response was incredible, and it was inspiring to see the Moodscope community rally to offer solutions. Plus there’s also always a great response to all Leah’s Q&A blog posts.

What’s New for 2025?

So we’d like to trial a new feature: a ‘Dear Moodscope’ blog (weekly, if possible, provided we receive enough submissions). It’s an opportunity to crowdsource wisdom and support from our wonderful community. If you have a topic or challenge you’d like us to address, please don’t hesitate to contribute! Please submit your contribution to: support@moodscope.com.

Additionally, we’re planning a Moodscope meet-up this summer! London, being central, is our likely venue. If this idea excites you and you’d like to join us, let us know by emailing your name to support@moodscope.com, expressing your interest,  and we’ll keep you updated with the details as they unfold.

Growing Moodscope Together

In 2025, we are determined to extend Moodscope’s reach, helping more people benefit from our tools and community. A larger community means richer insights, more diverse perspectives, and a stronger support network for everyone. If you have any ideas on how we can spread the word about Moodscope, we’d love to hear from you.

Don’t Forget Your Moodscope Test

Finally, a gentle reminder to take your Moodscope test regularly. The benefits of consistent tracking and reflection are immense—it’s a small effort for significant rewards.

Wishing you a very happy and prosperous New Year. Here’s to making 2025 a year to remember!

Caroline and Adrian
The Moodscope Team

PS. As always, we would very much welcome your new blog posts - it’s what keeps Moodscope going!