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Mental health support that understands your members: Part 1
In part one of this blog series about mental health support for member-based organizations, we look into how these associations are made up of people who share experiences that no one else can ever understand. These members can benefit hugely from the mental health support of other members who can empathize and share lived experiences, while under the safety and guidance of licensed clinicians.
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World Mental Health Day 2026: Why lived experience matters
This World Mental Health Day, we explore why being heard by someone who’s been there matters, and what the evidence says about peer support.
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Access is an outcome: Redefining value in digital mental health
As demand for services continues to grow, higher education leaders are often asked to focus on outcomes, utilisation, and return on investment. But what happens when students face barriers that prevent them from seeking support in the first place?
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How Togetherall Earns Member Trust Through Safety, Anonymity, and Clinical Oversight
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Why Organizations Choose Togetherall as a Trusted Mental Health Partner
When it comes to digital mental health services, trust is earned through evidence, transparency, measurable impact, and commitment to a duty of care. That’s why for nearly 20 years, Togetherall has combined clinical governance, independent oversight, published research, and continuous evaluation to deliver safe, scalable mental health support. These combined elements instill trust in organizations.
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Supporting more students, together: What a strategic & scalable approach to wellbeing looks like
In this webinar, Dr. Ben Locke and Curtis Wiseley, Executive Director of MINDful College Connections, have an honest conversation about what it takes to strategically design wellbeing support that can reach every student, not just those who make it through the door.
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How Northern Arizona University Built a Scalable Mental Health Support Network
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Carl Dindo, Psy.D, Director of Counseling Services at Northern Arizona University, as we explore how NAU is broadening student mental health support through a model that blends clinical care with prevention, digital resources, and peer connection—creating more ways for students to get help before challenges escalate.
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Blog & Webinar: What does it actually take to support mental health at scale? Here’s what three organizations told us
Mental health demand is rising. Everyone knows it. The harder question – the one organizations are quietly wrestling with every day – is what to actually do about it when you’re responsible for the wellbeing of thousands, or hundreds of thousands, of people at once.
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The Trust Factor: How to evaluate safety & clinical quality in digital student mental health services
In this discussion, we hear from Kristy Robinson (UMHAN & University of Westminster), and Dr. Ben Locke (Togetherall), on how to approach Trust & Safety with partners, which questions to prioritize, and what an acceptable range of responses can look like depending on your needs and context.
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Safely Supporting Populations at Scale Amidst the Rapidly Evolving Digital Mental Health Landscape
In this webinar we explore: how organizations are scaling mental health support safely across large and diverse populations, where digital tools and AI can meaningfully support access to care, and where caution is needed. Includes real examples from associations, unions, and employer settings already putting these approaches into practice.
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Togetherall expands partnership with the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) and the Alberta Veterinary Technologist Association (ABVTA) to broaden mental health support across the veterinary profession
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The rise of health promoting campuses: critical components for providing holistic care for students
Hosted by Dr. Ben Locke, Togetherall Chief Clinical Officer, and Dr. Rebecca Kennedy, AVP for Student Health and Wellbeing at The University of Alabama at Birmingham and Co-Chair of IHPCN, we’ll take a deep dive into why implementing holistic care in universities is critical for student success. Discover how the movement towards health promoting campuses provides a visionary but practical framework centered on holistic care, sustainability, and a culture of wellbeing.
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Quiet storms: Dealing with the worry you don’t talk about
This conversation tackles the unspoken fears many farmers and ranchers carry silently – what if funding tightens up? What if your best isn’t enough? You’ll learn how to name what you’re carrying, how to lighten the load, and how to recognize when it’s time to ask for backup.