Student Guide
Creators: Jennifer and Jayleen
School: High School Students from High School for Health Professions and Human Services
Location: Manhattan, NY
Project Themes: Health & Wellness
About this Project
This app focuses on supporting student mental health and well-being. Students experiencing stress, emotional pressure, or other mental health challenges can complete a guided survey within the app. Using AI-driven analysis, the platform provides personalized insights, recommendations, and supportive suggestions to help students better understand their emotions and improve their overall well-being.
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Professional Feedback
Really thoughtful idea — supporting young adults' mental health is so important, and you're approaching it with genuine care. The Figma mocks look great and the thought behind the question flow shows real empathy for the user.
A couple of ideas as you continue building:
Consider letting users contribute questions to your question bank. AI could then surface the most relevant ones to others — this creates a community-driven experience that grows smarter over time.
For critical situations where someone may be at risk of harming themselves or others, think about how AI could detect distress signals and automatically connect them to emergency services. That kind of safety net could genuinely save lives.
You're tackling something meaningful here — keep going!
A couple of ideas as you continue building:
Consider letting users contribute questions to your question bank. AI could then surface the most relevant ones to others — this creates a community-driven experience that grows smarter over time.
For critical situations where someone may be at risk of harming themselves or others, think about how AI could detect distress signals and automatically connect them to emergency services. That kind of safety net could genuinely save lives.
You're tackling something meaningful here — keep going!
Mental is very important in this time and I love that you'll are tackling this at an early age. I like the overall flow of questions. A few pointers:
1. For the final output, maybe attach a resource. (helpline numbers for example) . Try limiting this to 1-2 items.
2. In case of dangerous situations where the person might be at risk of harming themselves, you could connect them to emergency services.
keep up the good work ! :)
1. For the final output, maybe attach a resource. (helpline numbers for example) . Try limiting this to 1-2 items.
2. In case of dangerous situations where the person might be at risk of harming themselves, you could connect them to emergency services.
keep up the good work ! :)
