ShareWellShareWell provides an affordable mental health alternative to therapy via peer support. ShareWell is the first peer support marketplace for mental health to find affordable support for depression, anxiety, ADHD, and much more. Access a year of unlimited mental health support for less than the cost of an average therapy session. ShareWell has a new connective approach to mental health. ShareWell is not just a service but also a community where you can connect with thousands of supportive people who share your same experience and are ready to support you in your journey.Visit @ https://sharewellnow.com
ShareWell (sharewellnow.com) has 67 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.
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Art A.
I have had mixed experiences with Sharewell. Hosts appear to lack basic training. I had a host today try to talk through the entire meeting about herself. I had to ask her to allow people to speak. Hosts stop showing up.to.their Groups. It's free. Hosts aren't professionals. But they should be trained in basic skills to create a safe space. I have left Groups feeling traumatized and emotionally abused. I have also had a few good experiences.
Stella D.
In exchange for leading support groups, people get free months of using the website. Many of the people leading these groups are nice but they are often uneducated, knowitalls, or mentally unwell. It is cr.azy to think that someone needing support or help is now placed in the position of offering help instead of receiving it. Site operates like high school too. If you genuinely have the ability to help people on their growth journey you won't be supported by site management. The site has "favorites." While on you.tube one day, I saw the favorites in a promo video for the site. New Favorites also tend to be pretty people and handsome men (regardless of whether they have healing skills or not). Old favorites are the ones that were on the site when it first started. Soon you learn to back out of groups after you have been re-traumatized by a toxic group leader. Soon you stop offering to lead groups because only the favorites are supported. For the price, this is a great resource. My best advice..leave the group if the group starts to upset you. For example: there was a lady that never contributed to any group she attended because of disassociation. Imagine my surprise when this same lady started leading popular groups. Be safe out there. P.S. the pro sessions used to be free, now you only get 1 free per month
Response from ShareWellApr 3, 2025
We’re sorry to hear that your time on ShareWell left you feeling frustrated and unsupported. Your feedback highlights real concerns, and we want to address them. At ShareWell, we believe in the power of peer support—and we also recognize that peer-led spaces aren't a replacement for professional therapy. We do our best to prepare and vet our group leaders, and we’re always working to improve. Every host has access to free training and mentorship. If you’d like to reconnect as a group leader, please reach out to us at [[email protected]] and we can match you with a host mentor and continue the conversation. We strive to foster a space that values all voices equally, and we regret that it didn’t feel that way to you. As for our pricing and access to Pro sessions—we did recently adjust our model to keep the platform sustainable while still offering value. We understand this change may be frustrating, and we’re always reevaluating based on community needs. Wishing you support wherever your healing journey takes you.