• Digital mental health

    for schools 

    Recognized by ORCHA for supporting

    emotional wellbeing in UK schools.

  • Why Wysa

    • Wysa’s digital wellbeing app and chatbot gives students access to unlimited chat and 150+ interactive self-care tools and exercises.

    • Wysa helps students build emotional resilience, practise self-care, and explore their thoughts and feelings. Its resources include exercises for reflection, relaxation, mindfulness, and personal growth.

    • Anonymous and easily accessible on any smartphone, Wysa provides a private space for students to engage with wellbeing tools whenever they want, without needing to ask for support.

  • Impact

    With 6M users across 95 countries and trusted clients in schools, universities, healthcare systems, hospitals, insurers and some major global brands, you can put your confidence in us.

  • Discover Wysa for your school

    Our team of youth experts will connect with you to ensure we’re a good fit! Once that’s confirmed, we’ll arrange a tailor-made demonstration and guide you through the process of implementing Wysa’s effective solution for student wellbeing.

    Elevate your school’s support system and excel at nurturing student welfare today.

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    Testimonials

    “Invaluable to the quieter students who don’t speak up and ask for help when they need it. It will also help give them the confidence to speak to staff in the future.”

     

    - Forrester School 

    “Using Wysa has made me feel less stressed out and less alone. I now have stronger coping skills to make myself feel better.”

     

     

    - Desirae, 19

    “You can be yourself with Wysa because it’s anonymous. I’ve become more confident in myself and learned how to handle my anxiety.” 

     

    - Keith, 14 

    “I like knowing that I’m not going to be judged or feel like a burden when talking to Wysa. It’s a safe outlet for me.”  

     

    - Koda, 17

  • Want to understand more about our UK Youth?

    We surveyed over 1400 teenagers, aged 13 to 17, to find out what's troubling them, where they seek support, and whether that support is making a difference. We even conducted a mental health assessment, asking those who showed significant levels of depression and anxiety why they hadn't sought professional help.

     

    Our report reveals a mental health crisis of unprecedented magnitude and sheds light on what young people are experiencing right now.

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    of young people who screened positive for mental health needs had never spoken to a professional

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    of young people experience stress or worry outside of traditional service hours

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    of young people would rather speak to an AI than a Teacher

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