With over 20 years of experience and real-world data, our work is grounded in the voices of young people and a robust evidence base. The impact creates a ripple effect, from improving individual outcomes to easing pressure on the NHS. Our insights drive continuous improvement across our services and partnerships, strengthening mental health support for everyone.
Research-driven impact
How we work
The ripple effect
Dr Louisa Salhi discusses how Kooth creates a ripple effect beyond individual support, helping to reduce pressure on NHS services, improve outcomes like self-harm and suicidal ideation, and positively impact areas such as education and wellbeing for young people.
Why we do what we do
Kooth was created to break down barriers to mental health support. Since then, we've expanded from the UK to the US, building an evidence base that meets real-world needs across systems. (Insert US details or link here) Our research is grounded in data from over a million people, helping commissioners, providers, and policymakers understand what works, why it matters, and how to deliver better outcomes.
Single session therapy for young people
In this video, Dr Maria Loads and Professor Jessica Schleider explain Single Session Therapy. How a single session can provide meaningful support, why it’s increasingly important, and how online approaches help reach teens, including those from minoritised groups.
Data highlights
Research library
You can explore more of our evidence-base here organised into categories