Student mental health screening at scale
Depression and anxiety are common on campus and counseling centers are stretched. Use published assessments with automatic scoring and shared workflows. Review each assessment's intended population, source, and implementation limits before adding it to student screening.
- Unlimited students
- Published assessment catalog
- Automated scoring
- HIPAA compliant
- 5 counselor seats
Built for counseling centers
Scale to thousands of students
Send assessment links in bulk by email, or put a QR code on the counseling center door for drop-ins. Students complete screenings on their own phone and results are scored for your team to review.
Multi-counselor dashboard
Invite up to 5 counseling-center team members. Each member works within role-scoped access, while authorized administrators can review organization-level trends.
Automated scheduling
Set up recurring assessments for students in ongoing counseling. Surveys go out automatically via email or SMS so nothing falls through the cracks.
HIPAA-compliant data
AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS in transit, and role-scoped access written to an audit trail. These controls can support an institution's HIPAA and FERPA review, but the institution remains responsible for deciding which law applies and configuring its workflow.
Progress tracking & reports
Follow an individual student's scores over time, read completion and outcome trends across the center on the insights page, and export the underlying rows as CSV for university administration.
Published assessment catalog
The catalog includes the PHQ-9, GAD-7, DASS-21, PCL-5, CAGE, and other assessments. Availability, intended populations, configured outputs, and known limits vary by assessment.
Popular assessments for college students
The student mental health crisis demands better tools
Demand for college counseling has surged while resources remain limited. Automated screening can help your team organize review, apply its triage protocol, and report completion and score trends.
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Support your students' mental health
Choose published assessments that fit your student population, review their instrument-specific notes, and use automatic scoring where supported.
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