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Who?We are an online organisation that provides a platform for teenagers to share their voice and their experiences in order to help others like them.
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What?We share our experiences through several different means, allowing us to remind people they’re not alone and reach out for help.
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How?We share our experiences through writing and social media. This allows us to share our experiences for the benefit of others and ourselves.
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Our Newest Articles
Checkout some of our latest articles:
Aesthetic Playlists - A God Send
In this article NJ talks about aesthetic playlists, her opinion on them and how they have helped her. All that followed by some spectacular playlists for you to check out !
Why everyone should learn sociology
Wania discusses how impactful learning about sociology can be and why they think everybody should take a lesson in sociology.
Joining TWE
Fin talks about joining TWE and what his experience has been like as a member of TWE since he joined.
Unsure of what you want to do in the future?
In this post Josh talks about how College isn’t your only option after GCSEs and how it is okay to not know what you want to be when you’re older.
How to make a personal statement
In this article, En will share their experience on creating a personal statement.
How to select the best topic for your college application essay
For students applying to colleges/universities in the United States, Chandler uses their experience to describe a more in-depth process to help you find the right topics to write about in the application essays.
Building a college list
In this article, Erica guides you through building your college list and helps you take the first step in the college application process.
Stressful School
In this article, Anna discusses the ways in which the stress of high school is handled improperly and why to not fall into bad habits.
Balancing school with your personal life
In this article, Arya gives her insight and tips on how to stay on top of your schoolwork, while also being able to live your life and have more than enough me-time.
Running away from your problems
Summary; In this article, Mel will be sharing how she thought running away from her problems was the best way to solve them, later to find out that it wasn’t!
The world of anxiety
In this article, Julius discusses anxiety factors, provides helpful tips on combating it, and sharing outside sources that paint a larger picture of anxiety.
The 'Rude' side of anxiety
In this article, Indie will talk about how anxiety may come across as “rude.”
The worst case scenario
In this article, Katherine describes the effects of anxiety, how they can alter day-to day-life, and how to overcome it.
Understanding anxiety and anxiety disorder
Ananya explains what anxiety and anxiety disorders are, as well as give tips on how to deal with an anxiety attack.
Some secrets for silencing stress
In this article Gauri talks about the different secrets they use to silence their own stress.
Being mentally drained, Am I lazy?
In this article, Mel will share her experiences with jobs and daily activities that they find challenging to commit to. Now, is that a sense of laziness or is it mental health playing a part again?
Developing Characters
In this article, Zephyr talks about developing realistic characters and outlining them. She gives dos and don’ts for character making.
Books you'll fall in love with
In this article, Navya recommends books with relatable LGBTQ+ representation in its characters and books that address mental health.
In this article NJ talks about aesthetic playlists, her opinion on them and how they have helped her. All that followed by some spectacular playlists for you to check out !
Why everyone should learn sociology
Wania discusses how impactful learning about sociology can be and why they think everybody should take a lesson in sociology.
Joining TWE
Fin talks about joining TWE and what his experience has been like as a member of TWE since he joined.
Unsure of what you want to do in the future?
In this post Josh talks about how College isn’t your only option after GCSEs and how it is okay to not know what you want to be when you’re older.
How to make a personal statement
In this article, En will share their experience on creating a personal statement.
How to select the best topic for your college application essay
For students applying to colleges/universities in the United States, Chandler uses their experience to describe a more in-depth process to help you find the right topics to write about in the application essays.
Building a college list
In this article, Erica guides you through building your college list and helps you take the first step in the college application process.
Stressful School
In this article, Anna discusses the ways in which the stress of high school is handled improperly and why to not fall into bad habits.
Balancing school with your personal life
In this article, Arya gives her insight and tips on how to stay on top of your schoolwork, while also being able to live your life and have more than enough me-time.
Running away from your problems
Summary; In this article, Mel will be sharing how she thought running away from her problems was the best way to solve them, later to find out that it wasn’t!
The world of anxiety
In this article, Julius discusses anxiety factors, provides helpful tips on combating it, and sharing outside sources that paint a larger picture of anxiety.
The 'Rude' side of anxiety
In this article, Indie will talk about how anxiety may come across as “rude.”
The worst case scenario
In this article, Katherine describes the effects of anxiety, how they can alter day-to day-life, and how to overcome it.
Understanding anxiety and anxiety disorder
Ananya explains what anxiety and anxiety disorders are, as well as give tips on how to deal with an anxiety attack.
Some secrets for silencing stress
In this article Gauri talks about the different secrets they use to silence their own stress.
Being mentally drained, Am I lazy?
In this article, Mel will share her experiences with jobs and daily activities that they find challenging to commit to. Now, is that a sense of laziness or is it mental health playing a part again?
Developing Characters
In this article, Zephyr talks about developing realistic characters and outlining them. She gives dos and don’ts for character making.
Books you'll fall in love with
In this article, Navya recommends books with relatable LGBTQ+ representation in its characters and books that address mental health.
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