Safaque Kagdi

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The timing of this recent NICU-focused baby shower at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital couldn’t have been more fitting. Held during Mental Health Awareness Month, the event served as a gentle reminder that maternal mental health must be part of the national conversation. Organized by SoMypolar, a Florida-based non-profit organization focused on mental health, in partnership with the Lawrence Guy Family Foundation, the event was more than a celebration.

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In a digital world moving at breakneck speed, this entrepreneur has built something that asks people to pause. Asia Lee, the founder of GetMindFlow.ai, is no stranger to trauma. Her life began with a secret as she was adopted under fabricated circumstances. She was raised in a cult and for years she lived feeling invisible. Yet within that silence, a deeper voice emerged — one that pushed her to seek truth, healing, and wholeness.

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Dr. Rachel Millner is the kind of therapist who doesn’t just sit across from you and nod. She’s been there, having lived the complexities of healing from an eating disorder while navigating a world that often treats larger bodies as less deserving. Now a Licensed Psychologist, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist & Supervisor, and a Certified Body Trust® Provider, she helps others unlearn the shame baked into our culture and learn how to come home to themselves.

1 month ago | gritdaily.com | Safaque Kagdi

In 2024, mental health surpassed cancer, heart disease, and even COVID-19 as the world’s top health concern, according to Statista. But traditional therapy remains expensive, inaccessible, and often ineffective. Up to 50% of patients drop out of treatment, citing stigma, side effects, or unmet expectations, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness and the World Health Organization.

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As global anxiety, depression, and burnout reach historic highs, mental health is no longer a side conversation, it’s the world’s most urgent health crisis. The World Health Organization reported that depression is now the leading cause of disability worldwide, affecting over 280 million people. Few visionaries are tackling this challenge at the intersection of science, technology, and soul quite like Sarah Wang, founder of BlissBot, a groundbreaking AI-powered solution for emotional healing.