Uwill is proud to rank No. 27 on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies in the nation. Uwill also ranks No. 1 in Massachusetts with a three-year revenue growth of 8722%: https://t.co/ds0jkVBvRm #inc5000 #mentalhealth #edtech

Uwill was proud to join @NJHigherEd and the NJ Student Mental Health Ambassador Program for the first NJ Student Mental Health Summit. Uwill hosted the Stress-Less Zone, creating a relaxing space to recharge and connect. Learn more:

65% of rural counties don't have a psychiatrist. Uwill partners with institutions nationwide to ensure every student has immediate access to licensed counselors and support 24/7/365: https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

Illness affects more than academics; it impacts mental health, too. Learn how Uwill help students recover with immediate access to care: https://t.co/mcCQdoqyVX

Students thrive when they feel heard. Uwill partners with colleges to provide immediate mental health support, crisis care 24/7/365, and more: https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

Long waits and long drives for care are no longer the norm. Uwill is partnering with the Abbotsford and Colby school districts to deliver immediate mental health support to rural Wisconsin students: https://t.co/5rwpqurzzc

The @univwestalabama has joined more than 500 institutions partnering with Uwill to enhance student mental health and wellness. Through this collaboration, UWA students now have immediate, free access to teletherapy, crisis care, and wellness programming https://t.co/c40LmXnXMH

Student success starts with balance. Uwill partners with institutions to deliver frictionless access to mental health support, crisis care, prescription management, on-demand medical care, basic needs assistance, and wellness programming. Learn more: https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

A staggering 73% of students encounter a mental health crisis during their college years. During #MIAW, we’re reminded that support isn’t optional, it’s essential. Learn how Uwill strengthens campus mental health: https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

On #WorldMentalHealthDay, we’re reminded that no student should face challenges alone. Learn how Uwill partners with institutions to provide mental health support: https://t.co/8X4R3VBMgn

Immediate access matters. This #MIAW, we’re reminded that removing barriers is essential for #StudentWellbeing. Uwill delivers access to mental health support, crisis care 24/7/365, prescription management, medical care, basic needs & wellness: https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

#MIAW highlights that no student should face crisis alone. Learn 3 critical questions colleges must ask when evaluating crisis solutions: https://t.co/q5O9qDtryu

This #MIAW, remember that #StudentWellbeing means releasing what holds students back. Uwill partners with colleges to provide frictionless access to mental health support, crisis care, on-demand medical, and wellness — helping students succeed. https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

When 1 in 2 students say their mental health is fair or poor, support must be a priority. Uwill partners with 500+ institutions to deliver therapy, crisis care, prescription management, on-demand medical care, basic needs assistance, and wellness tools. https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

Too often, “crisis support” is a checkbox. Erin Andrew, Director, Clinical Affairs for Uwill, challenges colleges to go deeper, ensuring help is immediate, delivered by licensed counselors, and followed by ongoing care. Read more in our post: https://t.co/q5O9qDtryu

Starting therapy can feel vulnerable for students, but it’s also a powerful step toward growth. Uwill helps institutions remove barriers by ensuring immediate access to licensed therapists and crisis support: https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

As students return to campus, mental health needs intensify. Erin Andrews of Uwill calls on colleges to expand support systems beyond therapy to include policy, early intervention, and cultural change. https://t.co/uN5HAPPuYW

Stress, anxiety, and uncertainty don’t have to define the student experience. Uwill partners with 500+ institutions to ensure students have the support they need to let go and move forward. https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

Student stress is a top driver of withdrawal. Uwill partners with 500+ institutions to remove barriers and provide trusted support 24/7/365, helping students stay enrolled and thrive. https://t.co/SjTthPREXH

National Suicide Prevention Month reminds us of the importance of crisis care. @TheVermilion reports how @ULLafayette equips students with awareness, peer training, and Uwill’s 24/7/365 mental health support: https://t.co/NjVS28G47a

Many colleges remain reactive when it comes to student mental health. In her piece for The Hechinger Report, Erin Andrews, LMHC, Director of Clinical Affairs at Uwill, highlights why proactive, campuswide approaches matter most: https://t.co/uN5HAPPuYW