



Not every student is mentally well. Today’s challenges, both academic and personal, weigh heavily on young minds, affecting their growth and potential. Positivty’s personalized mental wellness program doesn’t just help students navigate these challenges—it helps you build a stronger, more engaged, and high-performing school community.




Source: U.S. studies (2018–2022).
1 in 7 children aged 3–17 (13%) has a diagnosed mental or behavioral condition.

7% face behavioural disorders, with males showing a higher prevalence (10%) than females (5%) .

4% suffer from diagnosed depression, with females more affected (6%) than males (3%)

Additionally, 37% of children with a mental health condition face two or more co-existing challenges, intensifying their struggles.

Children often express their struggles through subtle changes in behaviour, mood, or habits. Recognizing these early signs of mental health challenges is crucial for timely intervention and support. By understanding these indicators, schools and families can work together to create a nurturing environment and provide the care and support children need.
Behind each stigma lies a story waiting to be heard. Mental health stigma in schools and universities prevents countless young minds from accessing the support they need. Despite 1 in 5 children globally experiencing mental health challenges, over 70% remain unsupported due to fear of judgment and misunderstanding. It's time to shed light on these perceptions, giving each student the acceptance and strength they deserve.
Every child is unique, but mental health disorders can disrupt their ability to learn, grow, and thrive. Understanding these conditions is the first step toward creating supportive environments where children can flourish.

Children with anxiety disorders experience overwhelming and uncontrollable fears that interfere with their daily lives. Conditions such as social anxiety, generalized anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can hinder their ability to engage in school, play, and social interactions.

ADHD makes it difficult for children to focus, control impulses, or remain still. This condition often leads to challenges in learning and behaviour, manifesting as inattention, hyperactivity, or a mix of both.

ADHD makes it difficult for children to focus, control impulses, or remain still. This condition often leads to challenges in learning and behaviour, manifesting as inattention, hyperactivity, or a mix of both.
Mental health is a cornerstone of a child's overall development and academic success. Ignoring it creates barriers that hinder growth, learning, and thriving in new environments. The numbers speak volumes – while some students navigate the challenges of education seamlessly, many others grapple with anxiety, depression, and stress.
40% of students encounter mental health issues, with 1 in 5 facing serious mental disorders
81% of Indian students cite studies, exams, and results as major sources of anxiety and stress
Mindfulness helps students focus and manage stress better
Every child is unique, but mental health disorders can disrupt their ability to learn, grow, and thrive. Understanding these conditions is the first step toward creating supportive environments where children can flourish. Below are some of the most common mental health disorders affecting children, along with brief explanations to shed light on their impact.
At Positivty, we believe in measurable results and meaningful change. Our Schools and Universities Mental Wellness Program is designed to create a lasting impact on children’s emotional well-being, empowering them to thrive academically and personally. The results speak volumes about the effectiveness of our initiative in just 12 weeks, showcasing the importance of prioritizing mental health in educational institutions.

83% of children reported feeling more confident and equipped to manage stress and anxiety
78% of students experienced significant improvements in their emotional well-being, enabling them to focus better on their studies and relationships

When schools and universities prioritize the mental well-being of their students, they cultivate an environment where academic, personal, and community success flourishes. Good mental health isn’t just a benefit - it’s the foundation of a growing institution. Here’s how focusing on mental health benefits both students and the institutions that nurture them
Mental health programs help students develop resilience, coping mechanisms, and emotional intelligence. These skills don't just support them academically - they become lifelong assets for personal and professional growth.
Addressing mental health proactively reduces the risk of crises, such as self-harm and suicide, by promoting understanding and offering timely support. Prevention ensures a safer, healthier environment for all.
Schools and universities are vital hubs where students develop essential social skills and relationships. Mentally healthy students are more likely to engage in community activities, build meaningful connections, and contribute positively to society.
Institutions that prioritize mental health see lower dropout rates, as students are more likely to stay and succeed when they receive the support they need. This stability benefits both the students and the institution, fostering a dedicated community.
A focus on mental health fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment. This atmosphere encourages collaboration and understanding among students, leading to stronger relationships and a more cohesive school culture.
Students who have access to mental health resources are more likely to complete their programs successfully. By promoting well-being, institutions contribute to higher graduation rates, ensuring that their graduates are equipped for future challenges.
Supporting mental health drives better grades and higher retention rates. Studies reveal that 66% of college students who accessed counselling services reported improvements in their academic performance.
Institutions with a strong focus on mental health build a reputation for care and excellence. This not only attracts prospective students but also positions the institution as a leader in fostering successful career-ready individuals.
Mental health programs help students develop resilience, coping mechanisms, and emotional intelligence. These skills don't just support them academically - they become lifelong assets for personal and professional growth.
Addressing mental health proactively reduces the risk of crises, such as self-harm and suicide, by promoting understanding and offering timely support. Prevention ensures a safer, healthier environment for all.
Schools and universities are vital hubs where students develop essential social skills and relationships. Mentally healthy students are more likely to engage in community activities, build meaningful connections, and contribute positively to society.
Assess the mental health and emotional readiness of incoming students to ensure they’re set up for success. Our psychometric testing provides valuable insights, helping educators and parents support students effectively from day one.
The first 90–180 days in a new school environment are vital for a student’s emotional and academic growth. Our programs offer targeted support to help students adjust to new peers, teachers, and surroundings, ensuring they feel confident and included.
Conduct annual comprehensive evaluations to analyze the mental health dynamics across your institution. This proactive assessment helps identify challenges and create data-driven strategies to improve student well-being.
Interactive workshops educate students and faculty on recognizing mental health symptoms, understanding therapy, and exploring treatment options. Topics include:
Connect students with qualified and certified therapists for confidential one-on-one online sessions. These sessions are tailored to individual needs and are conducted in a secure environment, ensuring complete privacy.
Empower students to uplift their peers by gifting therapy sessions during challenging times. Whether it's due to personal loss, financial difficulties, or other stressors, this unique offering fosters community support and resilience.
Small groups of students with shared concerns, such as academic underperformance or social challenges like bullying, work together in a supportive setting to overcome obstacles and build coping mechanisms.
Offer in-person therapy sessions within your school or university premises. Whether scheduled weekly or monthly, these face-to-face interactions create a convenient and approachable support system for students.
For students experiencing severe mental health issues or those unable to attend sessions on-campus or online, we provide face-to-face therapy sessions at home. This personalized care ensures no one is left behind.
Our emergency helpline is available 24/7, 365 days a year, connecting students to qualified therapists in times of urgent need. Help is always just a call away.
At Positivty, we go beyond offering mental wellness solutions for students and faculty. We equip schools and universities with robust tools and actionable insights.
Our team provides dedicated support to institutions, assisting with onboarding, training, and ongoing queries. Whether it’s technical troubleshooting or optimizing your program, we’re here to help every step of the way.
Gain actionable insights with advanced reporting tools that help administrators monitor engagement and program effectiveness in real time.
Manage users, track participation, and streamline mental wellness initiatives with centralized institutional tools.