Influencer Burnout Is on the Rise. A New Mental Health Service Wants to Help
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The article addresses the mental health struggles faced by creators and influencers, as described by Amy Kelly of Revive Health Therapy. She points out that the constant influx of online interactions can lead to skewed perspectives, with positive feedback creating dopamine responses akin to real-life connections. Conversely, negative remarks can feel overwhelmingly harsh. Powell reflects on her experiences with online harassment, highlighting the stigma surrounding influencers. Danial Abas of the Creators Guild of America argues that creators are essential for driving attention, which is critical for commerce, aligning changing perceptions of the influencer industry.
Amy Kelly, cofounder of Revive Health Therapy, discusses the mental health challenges facing creators, stating that their online interactions can feel both rewarding and disproportionately negative.
Danial Abas from the Creators Guild of America emphasizes the importance of understanding what influence means, noting that attention equals commerce.
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