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Boilerplate
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Short (40 words)
EmotionalTeen is a free teen wellbeing site built by a high-school student. It offers quick stress tools, reviewed answers to the questions teens actually ask, and guidance for parents and school counselors.
Long
EmotionalTeen started as a high-school research project into teenage stress and grew into a free public site. It combines short, practical stress tools with TEEN — an AI chat and search experience grounded in the site's own reviewed content — plus topic pages on test anxiety, sleep, friend drama and self-worth, a guide for parents, and a review portal where school counselors approve teen stories and answers before they appear. Nothing on the site is medical advice, no student needs an account to use the tools, and anyone in crisis is pointed to 988 in the US. EmotionalTeen is a programme of Hariom Helps Foundation, an IRS-recognised 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Fast facts
- Name
- EmotionalTeen
- Website
- emotionalteen.com
- What it is
- A free teen stress and wellbeing site with tools, topic pages and TEEN, its AI chat and search
- Audience
- Teenagers roughly 13–18, plus parents, teachers and school counselors
- Cost
- Free. No student account needed for the tools
- Nonprofit
- A programme of Hariom Helps Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- Safety
- Not medical advice. Crisis guidance points to 988 (call or text) in the US
- Moderation
- Teen stories and Ask TEEN answers are reviewed before they appear publicly
Logo
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Story angles
- A high-school student building stress tools for other high-school students.
- What teenagers actually type when they are stressed — and what a safe answer looks like.
- Why school counselors, not an algorithm, approve the stories teens read here.
- Wearable heart-rate data from a real teen's week, and what it does and doesn't show.
Contact
Press enquiries: hello@emotionalteen.com
Interviews with the founder can be arranged with a parent or guardian present. Please include your outlet, deadline and the angle you're working on.