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TikTok currently accumulates 1.7 billion monthly users globally.
According to a study, TikTok is mainly used by the youth of Generation Z.
Disney has been, for decades, one of the most iconic companies in entertainment.
Through her TikTok account, a psychologist decided to “analyze” the mental health of some Disney princesses and their diagnoses have gone viral to such an extent that their videos have millions of views.
Over the years, an important emphasis has been placed on physical and mental health care, which is why every year, every October 10, World Mental Health Day is celebrated, a reminder that In short, it is important to raise awareness among the general population about one of the biggest problems of recent times.
After the arrival of the pandemic, in March 2020, in addition to the health crisis in which it resulted, one of the biggest problems faced by the population was stress, anxiety and other mental disorders, such as depression, among others.
In that sense, according to the Ipsos Global Health Monitor 2022it should be noted that, in recent years, in Latin America the issue of mental health has become one of the most urgent to address in various sectors.
According to a recent survey of some 23,500 people from 34 countries (six of them from Latin America), it is in Chile where there is currently the greatest concern for mental health, while, in contrast, Mexico, of the six Latin American countries, is the one with the lowest percentage (15 percent), an alarming figure if we consider that it is also one of the most affected by Covid-19.
TikTok has become the platform through which a young woman is talking about these issues, but taking one of the most iconic companies in history as a reference.
Her name, apparently, is Maria and she has gone viral thanks to some videos in which she shows what, in her opinion, are the mental health problems faced by some of the Disney princesses, such as Alice (from Wonderland), Belle (from Beauty and the Beast), Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Anna (Frozen) among others more.
According to what the psychologist also expresses, Alice suffers from schizophrenia and that, in reality, she never entered the World of Wonders; Bella suffers from a case of Stockholm Syndrome; Aurora has hypersomnia; while Anna (Frozen) suffers from hyperactivity disorder.
The success of this creator was such that, in fact, she dedicated herself to “analyzing” other princesses. To mention an example, Mulan suffered from atelophobia, “fear of being imperfect”; Pocahontas, as he points out, has synesthesia, “seeing sounds, hearing colors and tasting objects”; Ariel, from The Little Mermaid, assures that he suffers from self-acceptance problems.
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Without a doubt, it is clear that TikTok is already that social network through which a large number of users express their opinion on issues that, like this, are highly relevant at a time in history where new generations continue to place the table the fact of taking more care of mental health, inclusion, among others, and it is, for brands, key to be aware.
In fact, a survey of McKinsey which indicates that companies that have inclusive teams are able to become up to 25 percent more profitable
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