An evidence-based model for digital peer support
A whitepaper on the evidence, experience and thinking behind Togetherall’s model.
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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Research
6min read
University of Edinburgh study: digital peer support for mental health
An impact study on Togetherall to understand and examine the many benefits of digital peer support.
2min read
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.
2min read
Peer support reduces hospital readmissions for mental health crises
A randomised controlled trial for people discharged from a mental health crisis team