Treatment Facilities
School Districts
Families
LearnWell provides an integrated set of academic and mental health services for students and their families throughout the continuum of care to address emerging mental health needs, promote academic wellness during treatment, and support the transition back to the school environment following treatment.
Across the country we partner with hospitals and treatment facilities, K-12 school districts, and families to support mental health wellness.
150+
educators on our team
71+
number of clinicians
23,000+
students taught each year
2,000+
number of students receiving counseling per year
3,000+
school district partners
270,000+
annual hours of instruction
Why Partner with LearnWell?
LearnWell is specialized and dedicated to supporting the 49% of all students who may face an underlying mental health condition—such as anxiety, depression or other mood disorders—which often manifest in self-destructive behavior, substance use, and eating disorders. In partnership with treatment facilities and school districts, we provide an integrated set of academic and mental wellness services for students and their families throughout the continuum of care.
Featured Success Story
Leader Spotlight
ANDREW SWIDERSKI
Assistant Director
Andrew is an Assistant Director who has been with LearnWell for 3 years, starting as a teacher at a Community-Based Acute Treatment (CBAT) program. He currently manages 7 teachers in their professional development in behavioral health settings and collaborates with Program Directors on 9 hospital accounts in Southern Massachusetts. When asked what is something he likes about LearnWell, he responded “I love that our work makes a difference in students’ lives. Many students can slip through the cracks in our education system when they are hospitalized for a few weeks, but we bridge that gap to ensure they stay on track to graduate!”
Case Study
WALDEN BEHAVIORAL CARE
Walden Behavioral Care runs both an Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Eating Disorder Program and an Adolescent Residential Eating Disorder Program. The patients within these programs tend to be unique in that many of them learn well above their grade levels and may even be taking AP (Advanced Placement) college-level courses. The administrators at Walden Behavioral Care also faced a challenge of how to fit both therapy and education into each patient’s day.
How Can We Help You?
Contact us to learn more about how LearnWell can help support mental health wellness for your student population.