Qwell

Additional support for LGBT+ and Children, young people & families and Counselling and Drugs & alcohol and Eating disorders and Health & wellbeing and Maternal Mental Health and Medical support and Self-harm and Suicide prevention

Qwell is an anonymous online mental wellbeing and support platform provided by Gloucestershire County Council for anyone aged 18 and over in Gloucestershire and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Support available includes articles, forums, peer support and anonymous mental health counselling from qualified counsellors (via online messaging/chats). Chats can be accessed through a drop-in service or booked sessions; there is no referral needed from a health professional, no waiting lists, and no criteria to meet to get support. Visit: www.qwell.io for more information.

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