% of teens turn to their peers first
76% of young people say they are more likely to talk to a friend about their mental health struggles before approaching an adult (Seize the Awkward).
This makes peer-led programs critical for early intervention and suicide prevention.
% of Teens
1 in 5 teens experiences a mental health disorder each year (NAMI).
Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among youth ages 10-24 (CDC).
Training students to support each other can save lives by reducing stigma and increasing access to help.
Students Trained So far
A trained peer is more likely to intervene when a friend shows warning signs.
Students who receive mental health training report a 40% increase in confidence when offering support to a peer (Seize the Awkward).
Schools with structured peer support programs see reduced suicide risk and improved student mental wellness.
About Our Program
Our peer counseling and mental health curriculum is designed for students, educators, and youth mentors who want to create safer school environments. Using interactive modules, real-life scenarios, and expert-led instruction, our program trains students to:
✔ Recognize warning signs of mental health struggles and suicide risk.
✔ Use effective intervention techniques to provide peer support and connect students to help.
✔ Develop leadership and advocacy skills to promote mental wellness in their schools and communities.
Our online platform allows students to learn at their own pace, making mental health education accessible and engaging.
What we do
We provide research-based, peer-led mental health training designed to equip students with the skills, confidence, and knowledge to support their peers in crisis. Our program helps reduce stigma, improve student well-being, and foster a culture of connectedness in schools. Through our online curriculum, students and educators receive structured, research-backed training in suicide prevention, crisis intervention, and emotional support strategies.
Our Courses
Students are trained on topics such as Confidentiality, Suicide Intervention and Prevention, Human Trafficking, Mandated Reporting, Peer Counseling Curriculum, as well as curriculum regarding mental health signs and symptoms to allow students to gain an understanding of how to work with students coming into the office with mental illness.
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Open Education
Mental health education should be accessible to all, which is why our online platform offers open, research-based training for teens, educators, and peer supporters. With flexible learning options, students can gain essential skills to recognize, respond to, and support peers experiencing mental health struggles—anytime, anywhere.
Independent Learning
We understand that every student learns differently, and mental health education should fit their schedule and learning style. Our self-paced online curriculum allows teens to:
✔ Access interactive lessons on mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and crisis response.
✔ Practice real-world scenarios through role-playing exercises and case studies.
✔ Develop confidence in providing peer support without feeling overwhelmed.
This approach ensures students feel empowered to take ownership of their learning journey while still receiving expert guidance and resources.
Make A Change
Change starts with one conversation, one act of kindness, and one trained peer. By completing our online training, students become mental health advocates, helping to:
✅ Break the stigma around talking about emotions and seeking help.
✅ Support classmates in crisis by knowing what to say and what resources to share.
✅ Create a culture of connectedness that strengthens school communities.
Our platform isn’t just about learning—it’s about taking action. Every trained student has the power to save a life and be part of a new movement for youth mental health awareness.
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What makes us different
Every student deserves access to high-quality mental health education.
Build essential peer support skills through engaging, research-backed modules.
Learn at their own pace with flexible online access, inside or outside of the classroom.
Gain confidence in mental health advocacy with real-life application exercises.
Provide real-life application through simulated peer support conversations and crisis response techniques.
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Who we are
We are committed to providing students with practical skills, real-world training, and a path to leadership in mental health advocacy.
Get in touch
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3400 Central Ave STE 215, Riverside, CA 92506
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training@superpeercounseling.com
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+1 951-934-8944
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