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Kooth: mental health support

1.8 million students can now access free, safe and anonymous mental health support through Kooth or Qwell services commissioned by the NHS.

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What is Kooth?


Kooth helps to you find free, safe and anonymous mental wellbeing support. Access to their mental wellbeing platforms varies by area. You may be directed to Kooth or Qwell wellbeing platforms depending on your age and location.

These services are available online without a waiting list or any need for referral. Joining anonymously takes one minute and allows you access to:

  • Live chat and messaging with BACP qualified mental health professionals
  • Self help resources
  • Support from the community

Find out which services are available to you online.

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