New-Generation Entrepreneurs Tackling Young People's Mental Health
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Issues surrounding the mental health of young people are drawing attention around the world. A growing number of young entrepreneurs are working on new startups to support the mental health of the so-called Generation Z.
As one example of such an entrepreneur, Nicole is introduced. Five years ago, Nicole traveled from Brazil to study at Columbia University in the United States, where she studied neuroscience and psychology. Drawing on this specialized knowledge, she is working to address the mental health issues of young people.
It is believed that various factors are involved in the mental health crisis among young people. New-generation companies are attempting to provide support for these challenges in ways that differ from conventional approaches.
Creating an environment where young people can easily consult about their own mental state is one of the important goals of these efforts. Attention is now focused on how these new services will spread in the future.
Sources: Forbes JAPAN
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