How Gen Z will redefine wellness | EY - US

Student of human behavior, lover of transformative design. Living at the intersection of culture, commerce and technology to build human-centered experiences. Catalyst. Entrepreneur. Mom. W ith lockdowns, work-from-home mandates and travel restrictions still looming, it is no surprise that mental health continues to dominate headlines as society grapples with what health and wellness is supposed to look like in a post-pandemic era. Gen Z in particular has played a large role in opening the dialogue around wellness, verbalizing their mental health struggles and asking for help and resources when needed. To them, it’s okay to say when they are not okay. EY continues its research-based exploration of this game-changing generation with a deep dive into a topic that spans timely and timeless. The big takeaway is that Gen Z doesn’t limit wellness to physical health; mental and social well-being get equal airtime. In their seamlessly interconnected world, where work, friends, family and perso

Student of human behavior, lover of transformative design. Living at the intersection of culture, commerce and technology to build human-centered experiences. Catalyst. Entrepreneur. Mom. W ith lockdowns, work-from-home mandates and travel restrictions still looming, it is no surprise that mental health continues to dominate headlines as society grapples with what health and wellness is supposed to look like in a post-pandemic era. Gen Z in particular has played a large role in opening the dialogue around wellness, verbalizing their mental health struggles and asking for help and resources whe