Support students
between sessions
Trana gives adult students a private, self-guided way to check in, calm their body, journal, talk things through, and find safety resources when a moment gets heavy.
Where a companion app can fit
• Some students need a small support step outside appointment hours.
• Some students are not ready to describe everything to another person yet.
• Some students benefit from guided breathing, grounding, journaling, or sleep tools before they can think clearly.
• A companion app should point back to campus, crisis, and emergency support when self-guided support is not enough.
How Trana helps adult students
Support after hours
Short guided tools are available when a student wants one immediate step: breathe, ground, journal, walk, or settle before sleep.
Non-diagnostic by design
Trana does not label students or replace counselling. It gives practical wellbeing support in plain language.
Safety paths stay visible
Red Mode, crisis resources, safety planning, and trusted contacts remain free and visible so urgent moments can move outside the app.
Responsible learning
Any university pilot should use consented, aggregate learning only. Personal conversations and journal entries should never become monitoring data.
Where Trana fits
- Between-session support for students already connected to counselling
- Exam-period wellbeing support with quick grounding and breathing tools
- Orientation wellbeing toolkit for adult students who want private support
- Residential-life support where students need a gentle first step
- International student support using simple visual and body-based tools