387. Maria Freitas: Improving mental health with digital tools (IN ENGLISH)

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In many ways, we are experiencing a global mental health crisis. But instead of waiting for the breakdown, digital assessments kan help empower people to apply exercises, self-care or get professional consultation in time. The startup company uMore provides just that, rolling out their AI-driven app solution in an increasing number of markets. We met co-founder and CEO Maria Freitas at Stockholm Impact Week, just minutes after she had been pitching the uMore solution on stage for potential impact investors. // The episode is produced in collaboration with Invest Stockholm. // Podcast host: Christian von Essen // Check out our other episodes from Stockholm Impact Week.

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