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Lewis Capaldi has once again proven why he’s one of the most relatable stars in music today, by giving back in a big way to his fans.
The Scottish singer-songwriter has teamed up with online therapy platform BetterHelp to offer a staggering 734,000 hours of free therapy to his fans around the world. The initiative, announced this week, gives fans access to up to a month of online therapy for free, and comes as Capaldi shared his own personal struggles with mental health and the transformative impact therapy has had on his life.
In a heartfelt video message shared on his social media channels, Lewis opened up about the role therapy played in helping him cope during a difficult time, saying:
“Therapy is the reason why I am able to be a musician again. I don’t think I’ll ever stop going to therapy after the impact it’s had on my life over the past two years. I want to support my fans as they’ve supported me, which is why I’m donating 734,000 hours together with BetterHelp.”
The Someone You Loved singer, who has spoken candidly about his struggles with anxiety and Tourette’s syndrome in recent years, said that finding the right therapist and engaging in therapy made him “feel the best he’s felt in years.”
Fans can now visit BetterHelp’s dedicated page to redeem the offer and access professional mental health support at no cost for the first month.
This move follows a year in which Lewis has continued to prioritise his health, even taking a break from touring to focus on his well-being. The response from fans to his honesty and vulnerability has been overwhelmingly supportive, and this latest gesture only deepens his bond with audiences who see themselves reflected in his struggles.
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By offering fans a chance to begin their own healing journey, Lewis Capaldi is breaking down stigmas around mental health and encouraging more people to seek the help they deserve.
