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UNICEF Korea and TOMORROW X TOGETHER Unveil Youth Mental Health Chatbot

UNICEF Korea has launched 'My Mind Guide', a mental health chatbot for youth, in collaboration with the group TOMORROW X TOGETHER. The chatbot was released on World Mental Health Day to mark the first anniversary of the 'Together for Tomorrow' campaign.

UNICEF Korea and TOMORROW X TOGETHER Unveil Youth Mental Health Chatbot
▲ Photo = provided by UNICEF Korea

UNICEF Korea announced on the 12th that it has unveiled the youth mental health chatbot 'My Mind Guide' together with the group TOMORROW X TOGETHER.

This chatbot was introduced on the 10th, which was World Mental Health Day, to mark the first anniversary of the 'Together for Tomorrow' campaign that UNICEF Korea is conducting with TOMORROW X TOGETHER.

'My Mind Guide' helps adolescents understand and express their emotions and request help when needed.

It was created based on the youth mental health promotion and prevention guidelines jointly developed by the WHO and UNICEF, as well as the UNICEF mental health framework.

Users can access 'My Mind Guide' by clicking on it on the UNICEF Korea website. The chatbot guides users through step-by-step conversations to examine and express emotions, and in crisis situations, it connects users to professional counseling and support. Images and messages from TOMORROW X TOGETHER are included throughout the chatbot, and upon completing the entire process, users can receive special messages and photos from the members.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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