Updates from Kooth and Qwell

News - 1 October 2024

Kooth.com and Qwell.io are your free online counselling services.  

Kooth.com is for anyone aged 10-15 and www.Qwell.io is for ages 25+.

We offer free anonymous support through our website where you can chat 1-1 to our qualified practitioners or you can look up advice and help from our magazine and podcasts. There are no waiting lists for our services, simply find our websites and join.

This autumn we have a new section of our website dedicated to parents and carers, some helpful live podcasts about school avoidance and an exciting new competition for anyone aged 15-18.

 

1. Worried about the mental health or wellbeing of a young person? Want to know how Kooth can support them?

Visit our online information centre  https://explore.kooth.com/families/

Kooth support

2. EBSA (Emotionally Based School Avoidance) - Parent and Carers webinar

The session will include what EBSA is, perspectives from a young person, strategies to support young people experiencing EBSA and how Kooth and Qwell can help. To book click the link here:  https://share.hsforms.com/1zn_7zR0kRhOVBkuXxWcqLAc5dpg

EBSA (Emotionally Based School Avoidance)   Parent and Carers webinar

3. Kooth Future Council

The Kooth Future Council creative competition is open from 23rd September – 15th November.
Young people aged 15 -18 interested in participating can find more information on how to enter at kooth.com/future-council
The competition entry is simple: create an original piece of artwork, illustration, photography, video or creative writing that answers the question:
 "How do you overcome negative emotions?"
The competition is perfect for young people working towards GCSE, BTEC, A-Level, Nationals or Higher exams in Art, Graphics, Photography, Design, Psychology, Business Studies, Drama, Media Studies and English.
However, this is an opportunity for ALL 15 - 18 year olds. Multiple studies have shown that creative activities can significantly boost young people's emotional well-being. Creative expression can build resilience, helping them feel seen and heard. 

Kooth Future Council