Wellbeing
Helping users create positive changes that allow them to reduce stress and increase resilience through various techniques drawn from Positive Psychology.
Programmes to help users create positive changes that allow them to reduce stress and increase resilience through various techniques drawn from Positive Psychology.
- Stress
- Resilience
- Covid-19 Anxiety
- Money Worries
- Positive Body Image
Mental Health
Helping users better understand and manage their mental health symptoms.
Chronic Conditions
Supporting the mental health impact of living with a long-term condition.
Supporting the mental health impact of living with a long-term condition.
- Chronic Pain
- Diabetes
- CHD
- COPD & Lung Conditions
Substance Use
Helping users assess their relationship with drugs and alcohol to determine their need to quit or cutback.
Programmes to help users assess their relationship with drugs and alcohol to determine their need to quit or cutback.
Family
Supporting the mental health and wellbeing of new parents, children, teens, and their caregivers.
Supporting the mental health and wellbeing of new parents, children, teens, and their caregivers.
Digital Tools
A comprehensive array of digital health tools empowering providers and patients to enhance the patient care experience.
Remote digital tools to improve access, reduce admin demand, provide enhanced therapy sessions, encourage patient engagement and onboarding completion:
Clinically-proven to help deliver better student mental health
As the demand for mental health support grows and the stigma attached to seeking help for mental health conditions is slowly removed, we know the significant impact this can have on a university's already stretched resources.
The SilverCloud® platform is an evidence-based, measurable, impactful and modern way to invest in the health, wellbeing and happiness of students and others, which delivers results as effective as face-to-face therapy at a fraction of the cost.
Dedicated on-demand student wellbeing platform
The SilverCloud® platform offers clinically proven tailored support and self-guided resources whenever people need it. Simple to use and always on hand, the SilverCloud® platform offers a one-to-one digital experience suited to every user’s personal needs.
Like having a dedicated therapist in every user’s pocket, we want to help people feel better, with a wide range of specialised content, including interactive tools.
What our customers
are saying
Testimonials
The SilverCloud package was better than any other we looked at – not just on cost – but looking at the whole package and it has got better since we implemented it. We have been able to broaden our support offer to students and provide them with a 24/7 option which they can undertake at their own pace.
VAN TRAN, COUNSELLING SERVICE TEAM LEADER AT
NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY
How Nottingham Trent University empowered 1,800+ students with mental health and wellbeing support
Nottingham Trent University has over 35,000 students, including 29,000 undergraduates. As well as facing increased demand from students for support with mental health issues, NTU faced the challenge of how best to meet the existing demand from their students.
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How Trinity College Dublin supported 5,000 students who struggled with their mental health
Trinity College Dublin (TCD) has enjoyed a successful decade-long relationship with SilverCloud [Amwell] to help meet the huge increase in demand it has experienced from its students for mental health and wellbeing services.
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Implementing an online mental health and wellbeing solution within higher education
This guide is intended to help higher education institutions and other education providers consider the implementation of an online mental health and wellbeing solution.
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Stress Management Tips for Students
The Natwest Student Living Index 2019 showed that almost half (45 percent) of university students are feeling stressed by their courses. Students are at higher risk of developing mental health problems with research showing many people first experience mental health problems or first seek help when they are at university.
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