Blogs, case studies, and research

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Blog & Webinar: What a strategic and scalable approach to student wellbeing really looks like

A conversation with Curtis Wiseley, Psy.D., Executive Director of MINDful College Connections, and Ben Locke, Ph.D., Chief Clinical Officer at Togetherall.

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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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Blog & Webinar: Access isn’t a waiting list. How Northern Arizona University built a mental health ecosystem that reaches the students who need it most

A conversation with Dr. Carl Dindo, Director of Counseling Services at Northern Arizona University, and Dr. Ben Locke, Chief Clinical Officer at Togetherall.

• Case Studies

The University of Texas at El Paso: Reaching more and different students through clinically moderated digital peer-to-peer support

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University of Pittsburgh: Successfully driving student engagement in scalable, digital peer support

Urban, diverse university expands mental health offerings by providing 24/7 clinically moderated online peer support

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Pensacola State College: Building a culture of care within a large, diverse student body

• Research

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.

• Research

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.

• Research

Peer support reduces hospital readmissions for mental health crises

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