Selena Gomez is a trailblazer in mental health advocacy and has bravely used her platform to share her own mental health journey. She has prioritized mental health advocacy in all that she does, including her stigma-free brand, Rare Beauty, Rare Impact Fund that provides access to mental healthcare and education, Wondermind, a mental health resource hub for young people co-founded with her mother, Mandy Teefey and her recent documentary “My Mind & Me” that provides an unfiltered view of her experiences living with lupus and bipolar.

We were grateful she joined us at our Mental Healthcare Innovations summit for a fireside chat with Elyse Cohen, where she opened up about her experience with mental health and incorporating mental health in her companies.

The Mental Healthcare Innovations Summit at Stanford Medicine brings together creators and action-oriented leaders across research, policy, government, funding, and mental health advocacy to build a cross-sector community and drive forward the powerful existing and emerging innovations in mental health to collectively reimagine what it is like to give and receive mental healthcare.

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