Study Agent: Mentoring Support

Everyday check-ins, built around your mentoring goals.

Study Agent – Mentoring Support helps disabled students keep going between mentoring sessions. It turns “I feel stuck” into small, realistic next steps, based on the strategies they’ve already agreed with their mentor.

It’s there for low-pressure check-ins, planning and reflection – while never replacing professional support or giving clinical advice.

What Mentoring Support helps with

Mentoring Support is designed to help students:

  • Manage motivation and confidence around study

  • Break down overwhelm and avoidance into manageable actions

  • Plan balanced routines that factor in rest, energy and flare-ups

  • Prepare for difficult days (e.g. deadlines, presentations, busy weeks)

  • Reflect on what went well and what to try differently next time

Guidance is always practical and gentle – nudging students towards realistic, self-chosen steps rather than generic “positive thinking”.

How Study Agent - Mentoring works

Check in with how you’re doing

Type a quick update about how you’re feeling or what’s making study hard right now.

“I’m overwhelmed about this week and don’t know where to start.”

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Pick what you want to work on

Study Agent offers a few calm, practical options – for example:

  • Plan a manageable day

  • Break this week into smaller steps

  • Get ready for a tricky deadline or event

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Take a small step (and save it for later)

Follow short, gentle prompts to choose one realistic action and map it out. Then save the chat to a Project (like “Wellbeing plan” or for a specific piece of work, such as “History Essay”) so you and your mentor can come back to it whenever you need.

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