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    Programs, tools & assessments

    Structured support, between every conversation

    Self-guided tools, topic-based programs, and short assessments give people something to do between check-ins and give Peer Coaches and care teams meaningful signal about what’s working. Every experience is optional, supportive, and built to point back to a human.

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    What structured support means

    Guided experiences that build momentum

    A great conversation is the start, not the whole journey. Chaperone gives people clear, paced next steps they can take on their own time: small, concrete activities that reinforce what they talked through with their Peer Coach and keep support feeling continuous.

    Paced, not overwhelming

    Short steps people can complete in minutes, sequenced so progress feels achievable rather than like another to-do list.

    Always tied to a human

    Tools and programs reinforce the relationship with a Peer Coach. They’re a companion to that connection, never a substitute for it.

    Meaningful signal for teams

    Completion and check-in responses give program owners and coaches a clearer picture of engagement and where someone may need more support.

    The building blocks

    Tools, programs, and assessments

    Three kinds of structured experiences, plus a curated resource library, configurable to your population and the topics that matter to them.

    Self-guided tools

    Bite-sized activities people can do on their own: reflections, grounding exercises, planning prompts, and skill practice. Designed to be picked up anytime, with no pressure to finish in one sitting.

    • Reflection and journaling prompts
    • Grounding and coping practices
    • Goal-setting and next-step planning

    Topic-based programs

    Sequenced sets of tools and content organized around a theme (stress, sleep, transitions, navigating a new diagnosis, supporting a loved one). People move through at their own pace, with a Peer Coach alongside them.

    • Multi-step journeys with clear milestones
    • Topics curated to your population
    • Pause and resume anytime

    Assessments & check-ins

    Short, structured check-ins that help people notice how they’re doing over time and give Peer Coaches context for the next conversation. Used to support reflection and routing, not to diagnose or label.

    • Brief, recurring well-being check-ins
    • Trends people can see for themselves
    • Context shared with the right Peer Coach

    Curated resource library

    Articles, explainers, and trusted external links a Peer Coach can hand to someone in the moment, vetted, plain-language, and organized so people can find what’s relevant without searching alone.

    • Plain-language, reviewed content
    • Shareable in a conversation
    • Tailored to your organization
    Assistant-launched experiences

    The right tool, offered at the right moment

    When someone mentions a struggle in conversation, intelligent guidance can suggest a relevant tool or program: a grounding exercise, a sleep program, a quick check-in. The person always chooses whether to start it, and a Peer Coach stays in the loop.

    The assistant suggests and helps people get started; it does not decide for anyone, and it never stands in for the coach.

    How intelligent guidance works
    • Surfaced in context: a relevant tool is offered, not pushed
    • Person decides: they choose to start, skip, or save it for later
    • One tap to begin: no setup, no searching for the right thing
    • Coach stays informed: context flows back to the human relationship
    • Sensitive moments route to people: distress escalates to support, never to a worksheet
    Progress & visibility

    Everyone sees what helps and only what’s appropriate

    Progress and completion are visible to the people who benefit from seeing them: the individual for encouragement, the Peer Coach for context, and program owners for aggregate insight, each with the right level of detail.

    For the individual

    A clear view of what they’ve started, finished, and can return to, plus gentle progress markers that make effort feel recognized, never judged.

    For the Peer Coach

    Context to pick up where the last conversation left off, including what someone is working on and how they’re doing, so support feels continuous, not repetitive.

    For program owners

    Aggregate completion and engagement trends that show which programs resonate, informing what you offer next, without exposing individual detail.

    Visibility follows the relationship and the person’s consent. People choose what to share, coaches see what helps them help, and reporting is aggregated to protect privacy.
    Built around your people

    Configured for the topics your population faces

    Programs, tools, and assessments are curated to your community: the languages they speak, the moments they’re navigating, and the goals your organization cares about. One library, shaped to fit, with safety and supervision running underneath every experience.

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    See the programs your people would actually use

    Tell us about your population and the topics that matter most, and we’ll walk you through the tools, programs, and assessments that fit and how they connect back to a Peer Coach.

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