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Lewis Capaldi: Therapy's the Real Chart-Topper
8 Jul
Summary
- Lewis Capaldi advocates for ongoing therapy, even on good days.
- He launched a campaign with BetterHelp to offer free therapy.
- Capaldi openly discusses his struggles with anxiety and Tourette's.
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, known for hits like "Someone You Loved," is promoting the ongoing importance of mental health care. Despite global success, Capaldi has been open about his personal struggles, including anxiety and Tourette Syndrome, and his journey with therapy.
Capaldi has partnered with online therapy platform BetterHelp for the "Check Back In" campaign. He believes therapy is most vital on days when one feels good, not just during difficult times. This initiative aims to encourage continuous self-care.
Through this partnership, Capaldi has already provided access to nearly a million hours of free therapy for fans. The campaign now allows individuals to "pay it forward" by gifting a free month of therapy to a loved one, further spreading support.
BetterHelp commends Capaldi's honesty, noting it helps others feel less alone and more willing to seek support. They reinforce that mental health is an ongoing journey requiring consistent care, not a one-time fix.
