Been There welcomed its newest cohort of peer mentors, who are ready to use their lived experience to support mentees.
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"It is already sinking in and making me feel more confident." Session one, cohort one. ✅ We're delighted to welcome our newest cohort of peer mentors, people ready to us…
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Been There
Connecting those with body image issues to Mentors who have #BeenThere
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Location
- Beaconsfield, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Been There
The healing power of shared experience. We exist to champion the power of mentoring in the pursuit of accepting ourselves and our bodies. Our innovative form of support helps make Been There a distinct and relevant offering for the thousands of people in the UK who are suffering with poor body image today. People download the app, create their profile and then will be matched with a Mentor who they can chat with on the app when they need them.
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Been There surveyed mentees about the impact of their peer mentor conversations and found that 90% feel heard and understood by their mentor.
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Been There surveyed mentees about the impact of their peer mentor conversations and found that 82% say it makes it easier to cope with what they're facing.
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Been There surveyed mentees about the impact of their peer mentor conversations and found that 77% feel less ashamed of their experience since speaking to a mentor.
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