Schedule a 30-minute conversation to discuss your district's needs.
We'll walk through the Alongside app and start your first chat with our llama mascot Kiwi.
From daily mood tracker to district dashboard, take a closer look at both student and administrator-facing Alongside features.
Alongside's annual report digs into what issues teens are chatting about and offers 6 key insights and recommendations.
Understand the types of resources for each tier of the MTSS framework so you can identify the best solutions for your needs.
It has an answer and if necessary it can contact the adults and counselors at your school to make sure they know what's going on.
We mention it everyday on the announcement. If you're feeling grouchy... get on the app!
As a school principal Alongside is a game changer... It provides that Tier 1 support for students to "talk to the llama" so they can express situations and topics they want to cover.
It's giving students the opportunity to vent. Just to say what's on their mind without someone judging them or interrupting them.
We've seen a 80% decrease in discipline referrals. They talk to the app and the app gives them coping techniques and not worry so much about a test...
Alongside is an app that provides social-emotional learning and self-help wellness tools, often administered through a school’s counseling team.
The tools include modules such as journaling, activities to support improved wellness (such as breathing exercises), and an AI-powered chatbot that uses chats to go through basic exercises that promote resilience, positive social and emotional development, self-monitoring, or goal setting.
The AI-powered chatbot has been programmed to attempt to recognize if students are considering self-harm.
If a crisis is detected, students are provided links to crisis assistance resources (e.g. the new 988 suicide and crisis lifeline) and a notification is sent to the school.
We use generative AI to provide personalized and clinically aligned responses to student concerns. AI-generated text is not used to respond to severe issues such as self-harm, abuse, and suicidal ideation.
Instead, students are guided through a safety protocol and a designated emergency response contact is immediately notified.
No. There will always be a need for school counselors and other student support staff, and there is no replacement for human connection.
Alongside is an additional resource that is available in a very different way than more traditional methods of seeking help.