Our focus is your focus — we want to boost the emotional wellbeing, individual awareness, and social competency of your teenager.
We do this by texting your teen(s) videos, podcasts, surveys, memes, and empowering focused messages multiple times a week.
Through text, we are able to measure, inspire, encourage, and intervene directly with your kids, person-to-person, anonymously, and conveniently.
"I can't help in my classroom, we are online"
"What do you do if nobody likes you"
"I totally agree thanks!"
"How do I deal with very opinionated friends?"
"Soo, the other day I got into a really heated argument with my best friend's mom, because they kinda make my friend feel down. I went to confront her, but it turned into an argument. I said some things I'm not too proud of, and wrote her an apology note, but um. I still feel sick from what I said."
"Well thank you amazing human too! It's so awesome that you take time to talk to strangers and brighten their day through this program. Keep it up! Have a great day"
"You're welcome! 😉 But thanks to you too 😁"
"“I have tried to talk a little bit to my parents but I didnt like seeing them upset, plus they are already worried about me to much as it is, I dont want to add more weight on them anymore. And I dont trust the counselors anymore”"
"I’ll give that a try, I appreciate the words of advice, they’re quite comforting."
"i'm failing all my classes"
"Yeah, my aunt took a stroke, the doctors didn’t know why and it wasn’t looking very good. She had a severe brain bleed and their hope was that her brain would swell and stop the bleeding. But 12 hours later her brain was still bleeding. She had a 3% chance of pulling through but by 8 last night she was brain dead so they took her off life support and around 4 this morning she passed"
"That's a good idea thanks"
"I’m feeling nervous"
"How do I increase self-confidence while performing or just stage fright in general?"
"Well for one I'm just sad a lot of the time, I guess we could call that depression at this point, and I often act happy and good natured, and I'm trying to transition away from the religion of the masses here in St George, but I don't expect any of them to be able to understand, so I keep it to myself. Whenever I talk to them I feel like I'm constantly filtering what I really want to say because they wouldn't be ok with it"
"The bullying has been happening for a few weeks and I honestly don't know why. Me and another girl got a note directed towards me called me a f---ing retard and behind my back this kid called me an ugly a--hole. i try not to let it bother me though it's not super important cos (this sounds weird and far fetched ik) likeeeeeee why would he call me ugly unless he thought i have a higher opinion of myself then that, so he prolly knows i couldn't care less about his words like they hurt but i know he's verbally abused at home and i don't put up with it and he can't handle not having the right reactions from me."
"Your advice really helped! Now I feel that my friends want to be around me more. 🙂"
"“I'm grateful for you, and my family. Thanks for being here for me!! You're awesome ”"
"I’m stressed, I’m taking the ACT in 6 days"
"Do you think I have depression?"
"Why do I feel the need to hide who I really am from my friends? I end up resenting them because they're talking to the person I pretend to be, and it feels fake because I'm fake around them"
"That's a good thought, everyone has something to contribute, sometimes it's just hard to see my part when others seem to have so much more to contribute than I do, I appreciate your help, this program is a really great idea"
"I have a question, I have a friend who hasn't been making the best choices and so I've been trying to stop being friends with her how do I do that without hurting her feelings?"
"Quite a bit, a lot has changed for my recently, I told my parents about wanting to disassociate myself from their religion, and that's been just difficult because I'm trying to figure out what to believe, I recently gave up pornography as well, and it's been such a struggle without it, I've had an addiction to it for a few years now, so everyday life just seems much harder than usual, and as the end of the quarter nears my schoolwork is just ridiculous, so it's been quite hard to feel happy these past couple weeks"
"thanks, that's really nice to hear honestly. I hope you have a great day"
"yeah totally! thanks for your help (:"
"How do you get rid of a sore throat?"
"How do I make and keep friends?"
"You've been so helpful"
"That’s good, I’ll try to do that today with my friends."
As a therapist of nearly 20 years specializing in treating teens, and as a Best selling author of a self-help book for adolescents, I've realized that every teen needs these 5 things:
Every teen needs a team... a village, as they face the very real challenges of life. SchoolPulse's text based, anonymous and confidential platform, is perfectly positioned to support your amazing efforts at rearing a successful and joyous teen.
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Weekly podcast
Weekly surveys
Feel good Fridays
Wellness dashboard
Questions Answered
Social/Emotional courses
SchoolPulse is completely private and anonymous. Unless a teen shares personal details, our positive interaction team has no way of identifying who they are. This confidentiality supports our mission to make teens feel safe enough to be vulnerable and honest with their feelings and challenges.
Yes. SchoolPulse offers a comprehensive knowledge base inspired by the conversations and questions of our teen and student users. This library of content includes videos, podcasts, and other content to promote awareness and social & emotional growth.
Yes. In addition to the powerful conversations we have with our teen users, SchoolPulse works in the background extracting data from each message to provide individualized anxiety and wellness reports as well as long-term longitudinal trending of their overall wellbeing.
Yes. Parents are invited to sign up for SchoolPulse. We also offer a solution called DailyPulse which is a similar program designed for adults. DailyPulse explores topics including personal growth, marriage, parenting, career, and spirituality. Text "Start" to 1-888-298-5368 to learn more.
Through text, we are able to measure, inspire, encourage, and intervene directly with teenagers, person-to-person, anonymously, and conveniently.
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