UAB students have a new resource for mental health concerns with the Togetherall service. “With Togetherall, students can get support and advice from other college students,” said Angela Stowe, director of Student Counseling Services. “It connects students to an online community of students across the world to talk about mental health concerns or other needs.” The online platform is free to all UAB students and can be activated on the Togetherall website with a UAB email. The app is anonymous but still monitored by mediators to ensure students have access to direct support if needed. What makes Togetherall different from other mental health services is the unique feature of peer-to-peer dialogue. “It provides peer support. It doesn’t just give information but allows students to support each other. Whether that is through shared…
Author: Shaliza Thomas
The Health Promotion Officer role has been established for organizations that are unable to have an adviser at every in-person event. Students can be trained for this role through the Student Involvement & Leadership (SIL) office.