Calm for Zoom Meetings FAQ

What is Calm for Zoom Meetings?

Calm for Zoom Meetings allows customers who have an organization-provided subscription to enjoy and engage with select Calm content directly within the Zoom meeting interface. Calm content that can be shared within Zoom includes the Daily Calm, the Daily Move, Pre-Meeting Meditations, and more!
With this integration, employees and their dependents can incorporate Calm into their workday seamlessly. Rather than using the Calm web browser to share content, employees and their dependents can simply share Calm content straight from Zoom.

How do I set up Calm for Zoom Meetings?

Installing Calm for Zoom Meetings is simple! Please follow the steps here (Slide 4) to set up the integration.

How do I play Calm content in a Zoom meeting?

Once you have successfully set up Calm for Zoom Meetings, you can follow the steps here (Slide 28) to share Calm’s content in future Zoom meetings.

I hit the Sorry! error. Now what?

If you get this error message when you log in to your Calm account, it means that the Calm account you logged in with does not have access to an eligible Calm benefit plan.
First, please confirm you are using the correct email and password to log in to Calm. If you are still having trouble, reach out to your HR or benefits administrator to ensure your Calm benefit plan includes the Zoom integration. If you are still experiencing trouble after confirming your eligibility with your HR or benefits administrator, please write to our Calm's Support team here for assistance.

Is Calm for Zoom Meetings available only in English?

If your Calm account has a language other than English selected, then you will be able to play the Daily Calm for that day in the specified language. Please note, at this time only the Daily Calm is available in a language other than English. To update the language in your Calm account, please follow the steps here.

Is Calm for Zoom Meetings accessible for those with audio / visual impairments?

The Zoom App can support common screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and Android Talkback. In order to make the contents of the screen share accessible to attendees who use screen readers, it is recommended that the presenter share the relevant files/notes with meeting attendees. This solution will ensure that the document's full content and semantic markup is preserved and made accessible to screen reader users. Zoom provides file upload capabilities in its in-meeting chat so that meeting hosts may share files to participants while in-meeting.