Kindology is a community of psychologists, therapists, inspirational people and companies whose mission is to make mental health accessible to everyone.
Mental health must become a priority for society in general. This includes workplaces, homes and schools. It is especially important to prioritize the mental health of children because they may not have the tools or the support they need to manage their emotions, particularly with all the pressures they are currently under, during their development.
By prioritizing our own mental health and advocating for a healthy climate of kindness and change in our workplace and at home, we can create a world where mental health becomes valued and supported.
How it works:
1 – Schedule your session with a Kindologist within 24 hours – On our platform you’ll meet a range of professionals ready to guide you through everything related to your mental health.
2 – Buy a Kindology product in our store – We are always creating new products for our collection. When you shop at Kindology you take a stand for the philosophy of kindness.
3 – Every time you buy something, we help someone – For every 50€ in purchases, we donate 10€ towards the mental health of people who can’t afford it. Every five appointments you schedule, we offer one to someone else.
This business promotes actions that aim to ensure the health and well-being for all. The SDG “Quality Health” also aims to promote information and education for mental and reproductive health.
To discover businesses that are actively working to contribute to this Sustainable Development Goal, click here. To read news, interviews or tips related to this Goal, click here.
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