You can help
Young people aren’t on their own. Parents, teachers, local governments, and healthcare professionals also play an important role in supporting their mental health.
For parents
Are you worried about your son or daughter? Read more
For education
Do you want to make mental health a topic of discussion at school? Read more
Healthcare professionals
@ease also supports young people before, during and after a support programme, as well as those on a waiting list. Read more
For municipalities and policymakers
How do you implement AZWA and IZA? Read more
Scientific research at @ease
Together with Maastricht University, we are researching how accessible support works and how we can improve young people’s mental health.
Our intervention is evidence-based and internationally recognised.
Launching a new @ease location
Would you like young people in your region to have access to @ease as well? If so, we’d love to talk with you.
We’ll then tell you more about our approach, our collaboration with local partners, and what it takes to launch an @ease location.