Digi Aarohan: Measuring Emotional Wellness in the Digital Age
Digi Aarohan is a digital impact assessment tool that brings the philosophy of the Aarohan program into a practical, trackable format. It measures emotional wellness and personal development so individuals, educators, and institutions can understand progress in areas that are often invisible—confidence, empathy, self‑awareness, and resilience.
Who can use Digi Aarohan
Students & Participants
Structured assessments help make growth visible and trackable.
Educators & Therapists
Monitor progress, refine interventions, and personalize support.
Parents & Caregivers
Gain clear insights into emotional and psychological development.
Institutions & Policymakers
Integrate wellness data into broader systems and decisions.
The first experience
Overview at a glance
First‑time users see an immediate overview through structured rubrics. A personal dashboard highlights self‑esteem, communication, and resilience. Visual trackers make progress easy to follow, while recommendations guide next steps.
What you’ll notice
- Simple onboarding: initial self‑assessment and baseline.
- Clean dashboard with indicators and trend lines.
- Personalized suggestions to strengthen specific goals.
The assessment framework
Social & Emotional Goals
- Trust
- Communication
- Empathy
- Building relationships
Cognitive & Psychological
- Focus
- Fearlessness
- Self‑awareness
Nature & Movement
- Physical expression
- Connection with nature
Creativity & Expression
- Music
- Arts
- Creative practices
Assessments are interactive—self‑reflections, guided activities, and facilitator observations. This mix keeps insights personal and reliable.
Frequency of use
- 1
Baseline
Set at the start of a program or module. - 2
Weekly/Monthly
Revisit indicators and add reflections. - 3
Facilitator log
Ongoing notes to monitor change closely. - 4
Final review
Summarize outcomes and plan next steps.
Personalized insights
For facilitators
Insights highlight strengths and attention areas, helping teachers, caregivers, and therapists adapt interventions and plan sessions.
For individuals
The dashboard becomes a mirror of the growth journey, encouraging ownership and self‑reflection without stigma.
Beyond students
While Digi Aarohan is popular in schools, the framework adapts to adults, professionals, and organizations that want wellness as part of culture.
Data with purpose
Personal journeys
Individuals track their indicators and progress privately.
Better facilitation
Educators refine approaches with evidence from the field.
Policy signals
Institutions see patterns for supportive policy decisions.
Confidentiality is a priority. Data stays private and is used only for developmental purposes.
Getting started
Log in, complete an initial self‑assessment, and explore your dashboard. Engage with activities over time and use recommendations to strengthen goals. Our team is available to help with navigation or technical issues.