Join Qwell today and access a range of free, safe, anonymous mental health support options to suit you. Whatever you’re going through, Qwell is here to help.
No referrals, no waiting lists, no hassle. Sign up for free and find support that works for you.
Register – it’s free, safe, anonymous. There are no charges for using Qwell. Ever.
Check in – whenever you feel like you want to. Qwell is here whenever you need support.
Qwell is a free, safe, anonymous mental health support service for adults. It’s provided through the NHS and we’re accredited by the British Association of Counsellors and Psychologists so you can trust our team to provide the highest standards of wellbeing support, mental health therapy and coaching.
Our team of professionally trained counsellors and emotional wellbeing practitioners can provide live text chat and messaging to help you work through any difficulties you might be going through.
There is more than chat services inside Qwell, though. It’s packed full of supportive, therapeutic content such as activities, collections and articles on common concerns, and a moderated forum where you can connect with others. Many people find peer support helps them feel more understood and less alone.
Life is full of challenges. These challenges are often part of a rich, healthy life, but sometimes they can cause or trigger more serious wellbeing issues.
Sometimes we feel like we can deal with whatever comes our way, but sometimes it doesn’t feel like that at all.
It’s important to seek help when you need it, and check in on your mental wellbeing regularly.
Asking for help is often the bravest thing we can do.
It can be hard to know where to start, or even what you need. That’s why Qwell has a range of different ways you can find mental health support.
If you need to talk, our qualified mental health practitioners are here to listen to whatever is on your mind. Qwell also has articles, activities, podcasts, videos, journals to explore your feelings and useful content to help you learn about yourself and others. Our welcoming community is a judgement-free space to share with others who may understand how you feel and have valuable advice and insight.
No problem is too big or small, so whether you could use a friendly space to explore complex feelings, or just check-in on your mental wellbeing, Qwell is free, safe, anonymous – and here to help.
If you’re new to Qwell, you might wonder what to expect when you sign up.
Our supportive, welcoming forums are a great place to connect with others who may feel the same way you do.
Each discussion board is a judgement-free zone. We pre-moderate all comments so you can feel safe to open up.
Our trained, qualified mental health practitioners work are available outside of regular working hours. You can talk to someone from noon until 10pm, even on weekends .
Text-chat with a real person is available 365 days a year, including Christmas Day and public holidays.
Qwell is packed with resources, mini-activities and goal-setting tools that can help you take small steps on your path to recovery.
Qwell has been commissioned by the NHS in many areas of the UK to offer free, anonymous mental health support to all adults in the commissioning area.
We have a youth service called Kooth. It’s available to young people between 10-25 in many areas across the UK. Please visit kooth.com to find out more.
Qwell is a completely anonymous service. For further information on our data and privacy policy, please visit https://www.qwell.io/privacy
Qwell is available wherever it has been commissioned. We are active in many areas of the UK. To find out more, visit http://www.qwell.io
Understanding our users’ backgrounds helps us check that the services we provide are reaching as many people, from as many backgrounds, as possible. It also helps us signpost you to the right services & support. Historically, some sections of society slip through the cracks of traditional mental health support. We are dedicated to ensuring this doesn’t happen with Qwell, and really appreciate your help.
