Togetherall

Functionality

Togetherall (previously Big White Wall) is a free, online community designed to support your mental health. The community acts as a peer support network, which can be a source of motivation and a means to improve self-awareness, and peer-to-peer talk therapy is available where members initiate or join forums on various mental health topics. Other features include creative tools that help you express how you are feeling, e.g. through art and writing therapies. You can also access interactive self-help courses, such as ‘problem solving’ and 'stop procrastinating’, which may help you to manage University-related stress. Togetherall also includes an 'Ask a Wall Guide' feature where you can access brief counselling and 24/7 support from trained counsellors.

Tips for using this tool at Kent

• Togetherall is a tool to manage stress and issues around mental health and wellbeing.
• Please note that this website is not intended for individuals in an emergency. If you are in an emergency situation, please immediately access the emergency services. 
• For other mental health resources, please find a local NHS mental health helpline, or get support from mental health charities.

Help & how to get started

• Register for an account to get started.
• Use your Kent email address to register (you can change to a preferred after email after you have registered).
• As part of the registration process, please do not use your Kent account password for this service.

Cost

Free

Terms of use, copyright and licensing

​You must comply with the Togetherall house rules and member terms of use

Data Privacy

The University of Kent uses Google Analytics to track how our Software Finder tool is being used. We do not share this data with any third parties.

While we recommend various software tools that may be helpful for both students and staff, it's important for individuals to review the Terms and Conditions of any software they choose to install, especially regarding how it may affect their privacy and personal data.

Please note, the University of Kent is not responsible for the data privacy practices of any third-party software. It is the user's responsibility to understand the privacy policies of the software they use.