Any further feedback on how to improve the project?
Guest
2021-01-25 12:06:05
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
I would think that counsellors that truly understands the university system and could keep up with the topics of current students are important, as students seeking help would want to get advice or have a listening ear from someone that understands what they are talking about.
Guest
2021-01-25 12:06:05
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
I think the idea is feasible as there are already proven examples of distant diagnosis by professionals. However, I think this online platform should only be a stepping stone for those that are afraid to seek help. I do not see it as a long term solution for students, as I believe face to face interactions would benefit more in the long run.
Guest
2021-01-25 12:06:04
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
student partners who don't mind sharing issues to encourage usage.
Guest
2021-01-25 12:06:04
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Think it may be feasible but students may not be as willing to use the app. It seems that the posts will be public (though anonymous), which might deter some students.
Guest
2021-01-25 12:06:04
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Counselling, Filtering of crude or shady posts, Resources
Guest
2021-01-25 12:06:04
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes. I follow NUSWhispers but sometimes, the content posted are repeated so I would love a curated feed of posts from something similar to NUSWhispers but catered to my needs.
Guest
2021-01-25 12:02:33
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
university councillors, volunteers who want to provide peer support, mentors
Guest
2021-01-25 12:02:33
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
It is feasible but there need to be filtering to ensure no one take this as a joke or else it would become another NUSWhispers.
Guest
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Anonymity would be great
Guest
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Users might not want to share their stories, how do you prevent cyber bullying on the platform and other moderation related issues?
Guest
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
i think u should approach npos - some of them provide counselling foc
Guest
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
yes - it provides help to students in need but also preserving their anoymity
Daryl
2021-01-25 11:59:03
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Developing a key benefit for counsellors to want to be onboarded on your platform.
Daryl
2021-01-25 11:59:03
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
No, I believe there are more people than students alone who are face with stress in their daily lives. Additionally, there is no viable way to sustain the business when it comes to receiving professional help or even advice from clinical psychologist.
Tian Sern
2021-01-23 10:04:45
The limiting factor in this solution is the counsellor. When you consider the ratio of counsellor to students there will be a limit to how much help and time and attention can be given to answering responses.
Instead of "giving a man a fish", the more sustainable route may be to "teach the man how to fish".
Tian Sern
2021-01-23 10:04:44
The limiting factor in this solution is the counsellor. When you consider the ratio of counsellor to students there will be a limit to how much help and time and attention can be given to answering responses.
Instead of "giving a man a fish", the more sustainable route may be to "teach the man how to fish".
Guest
2021-01-22 11:33:56
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Do an anonymous survey of students in the particular university to determine what issues they face and what solutions they've tried so far, what perceptions they have of the support that is available to them etc.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:33:56
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
How will professionals, who are usually paid a salary to provide their services to particular clients, be incentivised to help on your platform?
Guest
2021-01-22 11:33:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Depends on whether the professors are willing to help, or it is only just a place for them to vent their problems
Guest
2021-01-22 11:33:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, it is true university is stressful. But I think it is stressful because of the workload, if the app is able to connect professors to these concerns and individuals that would be better.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Linking up to professional counsellors for a more personal feedback should the need them, having the capability for an anonymous posting, having tips for more self-help in the areas that is needed based on the keywords used in their posts.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, as students, some are not comfortable with posting personal issues to prevent the negative stigma against themselves, but they do share stories and most of their days with friends. As such, most of the times, it is their friends who truly knows what they are feeling or going through. With this, this proposed idea could be possible and help everyone.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Linking up to professional counsellors for a more personal feedback should the need them, having the capability for an anonymous posting, having tips for more self-help in the areas that is needed based on the keywords used in their posts.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, as students, some are not comfortable with posting personal issues to prevent the negative stigma against themselves, but they do share stories and most of their days with friends. As such, most of the times, it is their friends who truly knows what they are feeling or going through. With this, this proposed idea could be possible and help everyone.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Linking up to professional counsellors for a more personal feedback should the need them, having the capability for an anonymous posting, having tips for more self-help in the areas that is needed based on the keywords used in their posts.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, as students, some are not comfortable with posting personal issues to prevent the negative stigma against themselves, but they do share stories and most of their days with friends. As such, most of the times, it is their friends who truly knows what they are feeling or going through. With this, this proposed idea could be possible and help everyone.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Linking up to professional counsellors for a more personal feedback should the need them, having the capability for an anonymous posting, having tips for more self-help in the areas that is needed based on the keywords used in their posts.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, as students, some are not comfortable with posting personal issues to prevent the negative stigma against themselves, but they do share stories and most of their days with friends. As such, most of the times, it is their friends who truly knows what they are feeling or going through. With this, this proposed idea could be possible and help everyone.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Linking up to professional counsellors for a more personal feedback should the need them, having the capability for an anonymous posting, having tips for more self-help in the areas that is needed based on the keywords used in their posts.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, as students, some are not comfortable with posting personal issues to prevent the negative stigma against themselves, but they do share stories and most of their days with friends. As such, most of the times, it is their friends who truly knows what they are feeling or going through. With this, this proposed idea could be possible and help everyone.
Amelia
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Train the counsellors, students, whoever is giving advice. But curriculum should be more comprehensive and require some commitment. That way, you can scale to train more people to your platform, at the same time, gauge who is genuinely interested to attend and pick up these skills to support other people better.
Amelia
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes possible, but execution is really key. I'm not sure how other students might be equipped with the right listening skills to give advice, though. Training for them might be essential.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:54
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
possibly could look into featuring a private chat feature, that might help make the space a lil safer with the one one one interaction, but also have to think about how to differentiate yourself from organisations that are already doing similar things
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:54
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
I think that it is not a bad idea, but a lot of moderation needs to be in place to ensure the safety of this initiative. we also should be mindful that sometimes people may not be comfortable sharing the full story online in a public setting and that may heavily impact the kind of advice that will be given. there is also the scenario where people may take things out of context, which is really quite dangerous
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:53
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
App developers would be your best bet. Developers who know what university students like, who've developed for them before, who knows what makes them tick, what makes them want to use the app and most importantly, development to ensure confidentiality. We're a generation of low attention spans, if you make something you dont have to force us to use, we'll appreciate it that much more. Give us what we want, sneak in what we need.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:53
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes! Mental health issues in pre-working adult stages are very real and affect many students. Not being able to focus in school and experiencing lapses in quality of work are only few of the more obvious effects of mental health taking a toll! If done well i believe this idea will help many students cope. I support this because i wish i had such opportunities to have more clarity on my mental health when i was a university student.
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:53
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
i think u can link up with the school counsellors. but i think senior mentoring through this online platform might help too
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:53
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
i think its abit hard for mental health support to be properly provided simply through the sharing of one story or concern in the sense that the professionals would not have enough background info and context to provide the sufficient advice. plus its alot harder for help to be provided when one to one conversations cannot take place. also, how do u incentivise professionals to come onboard this initiative?
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:53
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Definitely UX designer, developers, product marketer, counsellors
Guest
2021-01-22 11:23:53
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
It is feasible but effort will need to be put in to ensure that psychologists are credible and able to understand uni students' problems. You will also need to make sure that stories are real. Sometimes though mental issues takes time to heal so you also need to be clear of what kind of stories do you want to collect - is that success stories to help other people who are struggling or is that a place for everyone with issues to voice their struggles?
Guest
2021-01-22 07:10:41
Most uni should already have such a service, eg. SMU has Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre, and a student-led club: SMU Peer Helpers. But of course, there is always room for more, esp ground-up activities.
Guest
2021-01-21 21:39:09
I think empathy-based projects would be the most helpful in breaking social stigmas in seeking help. A solution to implementing this could be to propose it as a module in school, thats not graded, but compulsory to attend.
Some personal development trainers have solutions to "trick the mind" into putting yourself in someone else's shoes. (Eg: field trips that compare your own opinions VS imagining what issues someone else of a different ethnicity/age/profession/condition might face doing certain tasks) These trainers could be considered when moving forward with such a project as they could be the drivers for such apps.
This would be helpful to ease university students into supporting others that face issues with mental health, and beyond, to encourage them in building a more gracious and caring Singapore. I feel a long-term solution here isnt just to provide an avenue for people to seek help, but to show them what a future Singapore can look like by encouraging empathetic behaviour.
Guest
2021-01-21 20:40:56
Theres a lot of moderation you will need to take note with stories submitted and the kind of advice that psychologists or even other students give as a person who is not professional talking to a depressed person might not be able to say the right things and might make the situation worse. Also in the worst case scenario lawsuits might even happen if a student takes an advice from your app seriously and things backfire.
Guest
2021-01-21 14:18:40
I think you’d have to bear in mind that there may be some very personal problems that people won’t be comfortable sharing in such a public setting. For example, even if I anonymise my story, there’s a chance that the people that I mention will recognise themselves in the story if there are very particular details. I wouldn’t want to share my story publicly if there’s a chance that they might see it and know who I am (we’re in the same university, after all). Will these stories be kept completely confidential between the poster and the professional who is helping?
Jordain Tay Yu Jun
2021-01-21 10:42:19
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Suitable counsellors, professionals in this line of service, as well as school's support systems and Union bodies.
Jordain Tay Yu Jun
2021-01-21 10:42:19
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Definitely Feasible but one thing to note is definitely get the idea and word out on the proposed idea so that students are aware of this service
Guest
2021-01-21 10:38:16
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
We can equip a marketing aspect where the universities and educational institution can help promote this initiative. Students knowing this platform exist is not enough to start users' traction, but further reassurance of this platform being a safe environment is extremely important. The main idea here is to ensure that students are comfortable in sharing and also ensuring that their sharing will not lead to direct or indirect consequences. (i.e. no discrimination or stigmatization caused by oversharing, preventing keyboard warriors in commenting potentially harmful comments or to a certain extent ensure that students who are sharing does not face any indirect consequences - getting marked down because they are "causing problems") In essence, one important aspect to look out for should be reassurance and privacy.
Guest
2021-01-21 10:38:16
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, I think this project is very feasible, especially in today's day and age of technological advance where everyone is well aware and fluent in using technology. Furthermore, having this initiative on a technological platform can also promote the idea of informality, making students more comfortable in approaching for help. Another reason why this project is feasible is also the idea of asynchronous commenting and sharing. This means that students who have or is currently going through similar a rough patch can also benefit from not only the advice given by the clinical psychologists or other users but also creating a safe community where the individual does not feel alone. Ultimately, this platform helps to normalise the idea of engaging help during times of crisis. It will also increase awareness towards the different kinds of stressors students are exposed to.
Guest
2021-01-21 10:38:16
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Perhaps allow the feature of anonymity (like NTUConfessions or something like that), essentially creating a safe space of some sort for people who might be shy to speak out?
Guest
2021-01-21 10:38:16
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes but the user base has to kick off in order for this to be a successful idea. A similar product that came to mind is actually Reddit, people can go onto Reddit for all sorts of information from people from all walks of life as well. At the same time, it is rather different from Reddit in the sense that it is focused and targeted at University Students so i think that'd be your USP, provided the universities channel enough resources into asking the students sign up for this!
Guest
2021-01-21 10:38:15
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
school counsellors, articles, exercises, screeners to help sieve out too extreme stories or comments by readers (some may show malicious intent)
Guest
2021-01-21 10:38:15
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
yes it is feasible. it has been semi-set up through university facebook or instagram etc, however they are not really audited
Guest
2021-01-20 16:51:29
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Do consider looking for TAs in the Psychology or Social Work sector to see if they can link you up with anyone. If possible, contact polytechnics as well because the lecturers there do volunteer a lot and they have tons of experience! I think it will also be helpful to have a friend who knows how to code so that they can add features to the app easily. It’ll also be cool if in the long run, you can come up with your own application so that it’s easily accessible! I think one other thing you guys can implement is to get volunteers to talk to people on the application. This does require volunteer training which you might want to look into. You can make it almost like a CCA, where students support other students in their free time! I think that not only helps to raise awareness, but it also creates a much more compassionate environment for the university. Advertisement is also so so so important. It’ll be great if you guys can work and recruit people from different faculties because mental health is a social responsibility.
Guest
2021-01-20 16:51:29
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
I like this! I think it’s feasible as long as it’s easily accessible and the right publicity is done! This target population is pretty good and it’s a large pool. I think something that you guys might want to consider is the percentage of people in different age groups. Different age groups s tually go through different changes in life albeit they are in a university. With those statistics, it’ll be helpful for you to recruit the right amount of professionals. Overall, I think it’s a pretty feasible idea as long as they are professionals who are willing to volunteer!
Guest
2021-01-20 13:35:14
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
perhaps a trustworthy or reliable psychiatrist, definitely making the platform anonymous for the sharers as it would definitely encourage them to share.
Guest
2021-01-20 13:35:14
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
definitely feasible as many uses online platforms to share about their lives anonymously, & through this platform one would be able to genuinely gain advice & seek help without exposing themselves.
Guest
2021-01-20 13:35:14
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
perhaps a trustworthy or reliable psychiatrist, definitely making the platform anonymous for the sharers as it would definitely encourage them to share.
Guest
2021-01-20 13:35:14
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
definitely feasible as many uses online platforms to share about their lives anonymously, & through this platform one would be able to genuinely gain advice & seek help without exposing themselves.
Guest
2021-01-11 10:20:18
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Perhaps can work with psychology students who are on their practicum
Guest
2021-01-11 10:20:18
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
yes i think it's a great idea. Many university students prefer to talk with anonymity (e.g. confession pages) and the stigma they experience with their problems
Guest
2021-01-11 10:20:18
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
To have a trial run with the counsellor chosen to determine suitability
Guest
2021-01-11 10:20:18
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Sounds similar to Facebook communities like NUSwhispers
Guest
2021-01-08 11:21:04
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Please refer to my answer to your previous question :)
Guest
2021-01-08 11:21:04
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, the anonymity would encourage students to seek help. However, issues cannot be resolved with just an answer from the professionals. Perhaps, ensuring some way of continuous conversation between student and professional (whilst maintaining the anonymity) would be helpful as well. As much as anonymity would encourage people to use the platform, the hurdle of help-seeking is still very apparent. Hence, it would be important to lower the barrier to entry to start using your platform (e.g. having to sign up, email verifications). Offering other features on the platform would also drive more traffic to your platform. The more people actually visit your platform (for whatever reason), the greater the probability that they will adopt this service as well.
Guest
2021-01-08 11:21:04
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Please refer to my answer to your previous question :)
Guest
2021-01-08 11:21:04
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes, the anonymity would encourage students to seek help. However, issues cannot be resolved with just an answer from the professionals. Perhaps, ensuring some way of continuous conversation between student and professional (whilst maintaining the anonymity) would be helpful as well. As much as anonymity would encourage people to use the platform, the hurdle of help-seeking is still very apparent. Hence, it would be important to lower the barrier to entry to start using your platform (e.g. having to sign up, email verifications). Offering other features on the platform would also drive more traffic to your platform. The more people actually visit your platform (for whatever reason), the greater the probability that they will adopt this service as well.
Guest
2021-01-08 11:21:04
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Maybe can consider forum format like Quora / Seedly. Submissions can be anonymous, while only a team of counsellors can respond to these threads. Then you won't need a specific counsellor to commit long term. Instead, you can pick the brains of many experts.
Guest
2021-01-08 11:21:04
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Only feasible if the psychologists provide a prompt response. May be better to have a combined platform across all schools
Guest
2021-01-04 10:09:07
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Since you are collaborating with schools you can get in touch with the professional counsellors or medical advisors at the clinics in schools
Guest
2021-01-04 10:09:07
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
might be but it is heavily reliant on the pick up rate and audience engagement so lots of marketing is required to get people on board to use this platform :)
Guest
2021-01-04 10:09:07
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
For counsellors to be onboard, it is more practical for counsellors who are doing it out of goodwill (eg they feel strongly for this cause) to join in. Maybe instead of just creating a simple platform can promote the idea to be a happy thing, such as by using drama references etc.
Guest
2021-01-04 10:09:07
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
I think that the idea is feasible, as long as their privacy is ensured.
Guest
2021-01-02 17:16:15
Might this platform transform into something like NUS Whispers/ anonymous forum page? Would this encourage abuse of the system, i.e. people start writing in stories that are falsified for fun? How might you prevent this from happening?
Guest
2020-12-31 00:00:35
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
Have some influencers or celebrities raise awareness for the app, so that it helps normalise this topic
Guest
2020-12-31 00:00:35
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes but only if it is a safe space created for them to share
Guest
2020-12-29 13:31:32
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
I am sure that every university in Singapore has underutilised school counsellors that students rarely visit, despite being conveniently located, free, and relatively less clinical. What can we learn from that?
Guest
2020-12-29 13:31:32
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
It is feasible (it is like NTU/NUS Confessions meets Aunt Agony) but I am not sure it is effective. It can encourage help-seeking behaviour but I am not sure how it will reduce negative stigma.
Guest
2020-12-29 13:31:32
In response to "What other resources do you think we would need to equip with in order to be successful with our implementation? E.g. Like who should we approach for the counsellors to be onboard in the app, or any other ideas"
NGOs, university counsellors
Guest
2020-12-29 13:31:32
In response to "Do you think that our proposed idea is feasible? Why and why not?"
Yes since students do have lots of problems
Guest
2020-12-28 15:58:42
consider about the sustainability of this project. is this a long term or short term initiative? if long term, how to make it more sustainable?
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