Extra support for students. Zero cost for colleges and universities.
Soluna's state-funded mental health platform — including self-guided resources, moderated community spaces, and 1:1 professional coaching — offers free, accessible support for young adults.
How Soluna helps strengthen student mental wellbeing
1:1 support on their schedule
Teens can connect with a trained Soluna Coach or schedule a session with a state-licensed counselor* whenever they need someone in their corner. No insurance needed, no waitlists, and absolutely free — just open, judgment-free support.
*Services vary by state
Real help finding real-world support
Soluna is more than an app. For many students living on their own for the first time, navigating resources can feel overwhelming. Our resource finder helps students discover and connect with low- or no-cost services in their area — whether it’s finding a therapist, connecting with local agencies, or accessing food and housing — so support is easier to access when it’s needed most.
On-demand tools for self-growth
Soluna’s library of content and tools support young adults in turning life's challenges into chances for growth. Inspired by positive psychology, Soluna's evidence-based resources urge users to embrace their strengths, values, and goals.
Nurturing confidence through connection
In our secure and anonymous community support spaces, youth find peers who get what they're going through. Whether sharing a story or offering support, every comment is reviewed by moderators before being published.
Support that speaks their language
Soluna offers on-demand mental health coaching in English and Spanish — on students terms, in their time. They are able to get the support they need, the way they need it.
How Soluna supports colleges and universities
Support for student success and retention
Students who feel better, learn better — and stay on track.
Expanded access for underserved students
Expanded access for underserved students by removing common barriers like cost, insurance, and waitlists.
Integration with campus resources
Soluna complements counseling, wellness, and support programs to ensure comprehensive care without adding strain on your system.
Young Adult Ambassador Program
Our Young Adult Ambassadors act as on-the-ground representatives for Soluna, helping normalize conversations around mental health and connecting peers to free, confidential support. Through campus outreach and social engagement, they raise awareness, reduce stigma, and make it easier for young people to take the first step toward getting help.
Soluna’s impact is clear
Soluna provides colleges and universities with preventative mental health services to extend resources and help reach students, thanks to funding from the state. Among Soluna users in the U.S., activity data and user survey data shows:
- 50% had never received mental health support before [1]
- 56% identify as BIPOC youth [2]
- 1 in 3 wouldn’t have access to services without Soluna [3]
- 49% of coaching sessions happen outside traditional school hours [4]
Why students love Soluna
Help students discover Soluna
Download a complete kit of fun, shareable resources designed to spark awareness in residence halls, club spaces, and other student gathering spots.
Need something else? Contact us at ce@solunaapp.com to connect with a member of our team.
Partner with us
Are you part of a campus wellness center or health clinic? Fill out our form to explore partnership opportunities and bring Soluna’s free, confidential mental health support to your students.
This form is for business inquiries only. Completing this form will not result in access to Soluna's services.
If you're in crisis, please dial 988 for urgent support.
Have questions for the Soluna team? Reach out to ce@solunaapp.com.
Frequently asked questions
Yes! Soluna helps schools fill gaps and offer additional layers of support for students during holiday and summer breaks. Seven days a week, students can visit Soluna's moderated peer community to connect and explore challenges, or they can access 1:1 coaching and counseling for help processing situations and feelings.
Yes. To access peer forums and 1:1 support, first name, last name, and an email address are required, but at no time is it visible to users in the platform. Users cannot chat directly or share personal contact information.
Our platform is designed to provide a confidential and youth-centered space where young people can access mental health support without fear of stigma. As a result, the user experience in the app is confidential unless there is a safety concern.
When Imminent Risk is identified in asynchronous content, a member of our team will send a message with crisis resources, seeking additional identifying information, and encouraging them to connect with us to better address the risk. If a risk is identified and the young person is under the age of consent in their state, our clinicians follow state-mandated reporting laws and duty-to-warn obligations, which may include contacting a parent or caregiver when necessary to ensure the young person’s safety.
Yes! Students can register with the zip code of their residence hall to get immediate access to Soluna.
Yes. We always encourage young people to connect with the additional resources available to them, including counseling services on campus, to ensure they have the support they need.
Users receive a series of reminders as they approach the age limit — starting six months before, then at three months, and more frequently as their birthday approaches. After they age out, they can continue to access Soluna as a guest to explore content and use interactive tools.
Sources:
1: Soluna User Feedback Survey [Stellar] Fall 2024 eligible users in California
2: Soluna platform data, 2024 eligible users in California
3: Soluna User Feedback Survey [Stellar] Fall 2024 eligible users in California
4: Soluna platform data, 2024 eligible users in California
