Mental Health Innovations
Transforming the mental health of the nation
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Insights and expertise
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Products and services
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Digital innovation
Our impact
We've supported thousands of people across the UK with their mental health.
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3000000
conversations about mental health
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1000000
texters supported in the moment
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104m
text messages exchanged
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43%
have never asked for help elsewhere
Explore what we do
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Data and research
We use anonymised, aggregated data to generate unique insights into the mental health of the UK population. We use these insights to enhance our services and report on trends of interest for the broader mental health sector.
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Clinical expertise
Our work to harness data insights and digital innovation to provide new technologies and mental health support to people across the UK is underpinned by our team of in house clinical experts.
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Partnerships and services
We deliver a range of partnerships and services to improve the mental health of the UK population, built on our digital and clinical expertise, data insights and innovation. Find out more about how we can support your organisation.
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Events and webinars
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Latest news and blogs
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Bringing LifeSkills to life: an interview with DC Comics Creator Prentis Rollins
An interview with acclaimed DC Comic Illustrator and Shout Volunteer Prentis Rollins on how he brought LifeSkills: anxiety, our new self-paced learning module to life through his graphic novel style content.
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Scaling Support for Children and Young People: Content, Community, Counselling and Crisis Support
Following our merger with The Mix last year, we’re proud to be continuing to drive our mission of transforming the mental health of the nation, delivering products and services to support children, young people and adults at scale and strengthening our early intervention offer to deliver even greater impact.
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The power of service user voices to shape research and the services we provide
In the first of our new blog series with Imperial College London, we introduce the role of our Service User Voice Group and how those with lived experience are helping to shape our research and the services we provide.
