Stay connected to what happens next
Follow support requests, school conversations, testimony updates, and appointment-related actions from the app.
Ityhad for students
Ityhad gives students one place to make sense of bullying or harassment, report what they experience or witness, reach available support, and continue the journey from there.

Not every situation begins the same way. Ityhad gives students different ways to take the first step, depending on what they are experiencing and what they feel ready to do.
Go through a guided check-in that helps you reflect on what has been happening and how it is affecting you.
Explore the check-inShare the details of a bullying or harassment situation involving other students so the school can review and follow up.
Explore testimony reportingReach the support pathway without completing a check-in first when you already know you want to speak to someone.
Explore support optionsGuided check-in
Bullying and harassment can be difficult to understand while you’re living through them. Ityhad guides students through a short check-in designed to help them reflect on what is happening and how it is affecting their daily life.
At the end, the student receives a result with an explanation and a suggested next step based on the information they provided.
Reflect on emotional, social, academic, and physical effects.
Receive a Light, Moderate, or Severe classification with an explanation.
When the result indicates a more serious situation, the student can continue toward available support options.
Explore support optionsBullying does not only affect the person experiencing it. Ityhad also gives students a structured way to report situations they have witnessed and provide the school with the information needed to review what happened.
Share who was involved, where and when it happened, and what you witnessed.
Structured reporting gives the school a clearer picture of the situation and the students involved.
When a student is named as affected in a testimony, they can be asked to confirm or deny the report before the school continues its follow-up.

Sometimes a student already knows they want to speak to someone. Ityhad provides a direct support pathway without requiring them to complete a check-in first.
Depending on the situation, students can reach available school support or request help from a mental health professional.
Explore therapist profiles, filter available professionals, and send a support request to the person who feels right for you.
More about discoveryStudents can see whether a therapist request is pending, accepted, refused, or expired, and choose another professional when needed.
Reaching out is only the beginning. Ityhad keeps students informed as their support journey moves forward.
Follow support requests, school conversations, testimony updates, and appointment-related actions from the app.
Stay informed about support requests, testimony responses, follow-ups, and appointment-related actions.
When appointment options are available, students can review them and, where supported, approve sharing them with a parent before the final time is selected.
At your own pace
Ityhad gives students access to practical resources they can explore at their own pace, whether or not they are currently in an active support flow.
Explore content by category, search and filter articles, and react to what you read.
Search by category, city, and rating, with map-based discovery where available. Profiles provide professional and practical information to help you understand your options.
Explore contact details and relevant filters to find options beyond your school or mental health professional.
Understand what you’re experiencing, speak up when something happens, find support, and access useful resources from one student-focused app.
Ask about the student appFor questions about the student app, contact the Ityhad team.
