Young People’s Mental health is a UK Epidemic
Yet its our teachers who have to pick up the pieces...
Teachers are not mental health counsellors and must balance and protect their own mental health with the demands of their role.
Yet a huge 84% of teachers are ‘helping with pupil mental health issues’, as access to qualified support is “unreachable” (Teach first 2024).
Its no wonder teacher burnout stands at 33% of teachers, and staff turnover at 19.5% in state schools - an all time high.
We already provide an over 18s counsellor matching platform, where users can access our growing pool of 500+ accredited counsellors and we’ve consistently shown the better the match with a counsellor, the better the mental health outcome.
We’re now looking for Primary School, Secondary School and College teachers to get early access and help us shape our new under 18s solution, enabling you to:
Better support the mental health of your pupils
Take the mental health support burden off teachers
Give families a place to refer children as mental health support needs arise
✔️Provide in your schools branding
✔️Access hundreds of qualified and accredited under 18s focussed counsellors
✔️Provide mental health support to teachers and families
✔️An easy to use counsellor matching process for better mental health outcomes
✔️Pay as you go therapy sessions, putting you in control of expenditure
✔️Booking and scheduling system
✔️Secure “virtual therapy room” for online therapy
In just four easy steps, you’re ready to roll. Learn how:
Step one: Build it
Working closely with you, our team will design and build your branded counselling network platform.
Step 2: Personalise it
Set counselling session usage limits i.e. total number of sessions a week, month and in total.
Step 3: Launch it
Seamlessly onboard your students and teachers with unique sign-up links for the pre-set schemes you’ve created in Step 2.
Step 4: Be the place of support
As users sign up to your platform and match to the right counsellors, know you have just positively contributed to improving someone's mental health!