Mental well-being
Support that meets people where they are.
Private screening, clear guidance, and access to participating mental health professionals.
Four pathways
For anyone who wants to understand how they are doing
A private well-being check that takes about five minutes, with plain feedback and direction to suitable resources.
- Built on validated questionnaires such as the PHQ-9 and GAD-7
- Educational insight, not a diagnosis
- Direction to appropriate next steps
How it might look
Three fictional people, three ways in.
Daniel, a second-year student
Exams are close. Daniel is sleeping badly and is not sure if this is ordinary stress.
- 1He completes a short, private check on his phone.
- 2He reads what his answers may mean. It is education, not a diagnosis.
- 3He is pointed to campus resources and can ask to speak with a professional.
Pathway: Navigator, then Campus. A fictional example.
What to know
- Screening and educational guidance are not a diagnosis and not treatment.
- Professional support comes from participating mental health professionals. Availability varies by location.
- These services are not for emergencies. Anyone in immediate danger should contact local emergency services.
Bring a programme to your campus or workplace.