WeBeWell offers evidence-based curriculum through professionally facilitated support groups and software

Empower students to thrive

What is WeBeWell

Proven well-being and mental health programs for students

We combine app and web technology and virtual support groups to address mental health issues at their inception. WeBeWell serves youth from grades 6-12, undergraduate and graduate college students, and individuals in drug and alcohol treatment.


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Who we serve

One proven program. Three communities.

College students sharing a group embrace on campus

Colleges & universities

Catch students before crisis.

Live peer support groups and a skills curriculum that improve student well-being and help keep students enrolled.

For colleges
Middle and high school students together in a WeBeWell group

Grades 6–12

Skills for thriving, built early.

An evidence-based well-being program that helps middle and high school students build lasting well-being skills.

For schools
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Employers

Well-being that doubles as leadership development.

Evidence-based peer groups that help employees build lasting well-being skills — and the people who lead them.

For employers
How it works

A weekly rhythm students actually keep.

Each week pairs a short skill lesson in the app with a live peer group on Zoom — so well-being skills get practiced, not just read about.

  1. 01 Week start

    Learn

    Watch a short, evidence-based skill video with guidance on how to use it.

  2. 02 All week

    Practice

    Try the skill in real life between sessions, with in-app reminders to keep it going.

  3. 03 Before & during group

    Reflect

    Look back on what was tried, what worked and what didn't.

  4. 04 Live group

    Connect

    Meet the same small cohort on Zoom, led by a trained student facilitator, to share and grow alongside peers.

Repeats every week of the program.

App and web platforms

Each week starts with a short video lesson, five to ten minutes, delivered through our app or web platform, or embedded directly into a school's existing LMS like Canvas.

Students learn one well-being skill at a time — from gratitude and character strengths to relationships and stress management — in a format built for how students already spend their time: on a phone, on their own schedule.

Available via web, iOS and Android apps, and learning platforms like Canvas.

Facilitated support groups

Grow alongside peers.

Our structured support groups provide a safe and connective space for students to learn and apply evidence-based skills. Once a week, the same 8–12 students meet for an hour with two trained WeBeWell facilitators — in person or on Zoom — to talk through what they practiced and heard from each other.

This is the part no app can replace, and it's what makes the model scalable and cost-efficient for institutions: real human connection, delivered at scale.

What administrators and students are saying

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