An evidence-based model for digital peer support

A whitepaper on the evidence, experience and thinking behind Togetherall’s model. 

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The evidence and literature behind Togetherall

Since Togetherall was founded in 2007, we have seen a significant shift in both our understanding and ways of dealing with declining mental health at a population level.

In this paper, we take an in-depth look at:

• The treatment and access gap in support
• Moving beyond a one-size-fits-all approach to mental health
• Offering healthier online spaces for people to connect with others

We explain why digitally delivered, peer-to-peer support works and how it can support a diversity of people and their needs.

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Togetherall research

Togetherall actively works with institutions and the academic community to further research digital applications in peer support. Read some of the studies written about, or with contributions from, Togetherall below.

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  • Research

  Towards a better understanding of peer support platforms for digital mental health

  The University of Edinburgh impact study on Togetherall examines the many benefits of digital peer support.

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  Harvard study: the role of moderators in online mental health communities

  A research collaboration with Togetherall examines the role of qualified professionals that oversee our mental health community.

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  Peer support reduces hospital readmissions for mental health crises

  A randomised controlled trial for people discharged from a mental health crisis team