At Fohr, our mantra is that influencer content needs to either educate, entertain, or inspire. For these influencers, they definitely fulfill the inspiration category.
May marks Mental Health Awareness Month. We recently shared a survey with thousands of creators on the topic of mental health and well-being to gain a better understand of how working as a creator professionally makes and impact.
It's not all negative. In fact, 79% of respondents stated they believe social media can have a positive impact on mental health. We believe it's due to creators that promote helpful, informative and inspiring content regularly. Here are 7 examples:
Alex's bio reads 'Helping people heal through writing & mindfulness.' Alex is an author, host of the podcast, The Hey Girl Podcast and This Morning Walk, as well as a facilitator.
Laura is an illustrator that creates visual content designed to make you feel good about yourself. Laura is the author of 'The Magic of You,' is a self-care advocate, and digital creator.
Men make up 75% of suicides, but are half as likely to be diagnosed with depression. HUMEN's mission is to prevent men from suffering in silence & dying too young, and they are focused on improving & maintaining men’s mental health through The HUMEN Space.
Nedra's goal as written in her bio is, "I teach you how to create healthy relationships." Featuring #nedranuggets, Nedra is a NYT Bestselling author and a relationship and boundaries expert.
Todd is a psychotherapist, certified sex therapist and relationship expert offering advice and recommendations through his content.
Nawal is the Founder of the DGHP Program (Digital Growth for Healthcare Professionals) with an M.A. in Neuropsychology and a Ph.D. candidate for Cognitive Neuroscientist. You'll find their account sharing tips ranging from relationships and boundaries to self-esteem and self-perception.
Sonaksha is an illustrator, designer, and graphic recorder. Their illustrations and art examine care, body image and gender, and addresses subjects like disability justice, mental health and intersectional feminism.
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