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University staff cannot see which students have registered.
Myndgard Discover ยท For students on the waitlist
Myndgard Discover is a short daily programme on understanding emotions for university students on the counselling waitlist: students sign up with their college email and start straight away, and the university sees only anonymous, cohort-level figures.
Waiting for a first counselling appointment can feel like a long time. Discover gives students something useful to start straight away and move through at their own pace.
What it is
Each day has a few short reading modules, most of which students can also listen to as audio, an optional check-in and a practical exercise to try.
The programme moves from noticing emotions to working with them: stress responses and early signals, what different emotions are signalling, thought traps and balanced reframes, small actions for getting unstuck, and sleep, movement and habits. It ends with students putting together their own toolkit from what worked for them.

How students join
Discover is part of a stepped-care approach: a low-intensity first step students on the waitlist can take on their own, without needing counsellor time. It sits alongside the counselling service, not in place of it.
The counselling service lets students on its waitlist know that Discover is available to them.
They create an account with their college email address, which connects them to their university's programme automatically.
The programme opens straight away, and they move through it at their own pace.
Students can only create an account if their university is using Myndgard Discover.
What the university sees
The university sees how many students have registered and how far, on average, the group has progressed. That is all.
University staff cannot see which students have registered.
Staff can never read an individual student's check-ins or reflections.
Staff cannot see how far an individual student has got through the programme.
Privacy
Check-ins, reflections and exercise responses are encrypted in the database, and all traffic is encrypted in transit. Each university's data is kept separate from every other university's.
There is no advertising and no third-party analytics or tracking in the app, and we do not sell or share student data for marketing.
Students can export their data or delete their account at any time from Settings in the app.
Please note
It does not diagnose or treat any condition, and it is not a substitute for professional care or for the university's counselling service. A crisis support screen with helpline numbers is available from every part of the app. Anyone in danger or needing urgent help should call 112 or 999, or Samaritans free on 116 123 at any time.
Questions
University and college students who are on the counselling waitlist, waiting for their first appointment, at universities that offer Discover.
The counselling service lets students on its waitlist know that Discover is available. Students then sign up themselves with their college email address, which connects them to their university's programme automatically. They can only create an account if their university uses Discover.
A few short reading modules, most of which can also be played as audio, an optional check-in and a practical exercise. Short quizzes along the way check what has stuck. The programme is self-paced: the next day opens once the current one is finished.
Only anonymous, cohort-level figures: how many students have registered and how far, on average, the group has progressed. University staff cannot see which students have registered, cannot read anyone's check-ins or reflections, and cannot see an individual student's progress.
No. Discover is an educational programme. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not a substitute for professional care or for the university's counselling service. A crisis support screen with helpline numbers is available from every part of the app. Anyone in danger should call 112 or 999, or Samaritans free on 116 123.
Check-ins, reflections and exercise responses are encrypted in the database, all traffic is encrypted in transit, and each university's data is kept separate. There is no advertising and no third-party analytics or tracking in the app. Students can export their data or delete their account at any time from Settings. Details are in the Discover privacy policy.
No. Myndgard Discover and Myndgard Share are independent products. A counselling service can offer either one, or both.
For students already in counselling, Myndgard Share is a separate product that keeps them connected with their counsellor between sessions. Read more on the Myndgard blog.
Offering Discover
Tell us about your counselling service and we will show you how Discover could work for your students.