New Research Demonstrates The Effectiveness Of stem4’s Clear Fear App
New research demonstrates the effectiveness of the Clear Fear app in helping young people manage anxiety.
How to Support Boys’ and Young Men’s Mental Health
It’s no shame for boys and young men to admit to a mental health issue. Find a round-up of stem4's resources for boys and young men here.
Gift A Mental Health Resource Pack | December 2022
stem4 receives hundreds of requests each year for free mental health resources from young people, their parents/carers, schools, and many others. This Christmas, we're asking you to give the gift of a resource pack.
Body Image / Eating Disorders App Research Study
stem4 is evaluating its new Body Image app, Worth Warrior, to find out how much it can help improve self-worth and reduce symptoms of early-stage eating disorders.
World Mental Health Day 2022
Dr Nihara Krause, Founder and CEO of stem4, discusses the theme of World Mental Health Day 2022: ‘Make Mental Health and Well-Being for all a Global Priority’.
Youth Mental Health Day 2022 Postponed until 22nd September
stem4 will be respecting and honouring the life of Her Majesty through the period of national mourning and, as such, we are postponing Youth Mental Health Day until 22nd September.
March ’22 Newsletter
stem4's March '22 Newsletter is here, complete with all the updates from the last month.
How to Deal with Distressing Events in the News: For Parents & Carers
With so many upsetting and distressing events in the news, it’s important to acknowledge how this might be impacting your child or young person.
Across the Atlantic in 51 days and £152,000 raised for youth mental health
In the early hours of February 2nd 2022, Tim Harris and Simon Calver arrived in Antigua after rowing across the Atlantic as part of the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge!
How to Deal with Distressing Events in the News: For Young People
It’s completely natural to have an emotional response to distressing events in the news. However, it’s important to manage over-exposure to upsetting or worrying news to avoid becoming overwhelmed and unable to cope.
