.LadyGaga is continuing to advocate for mental health support.
Gaga’s mom, Cynthia Germanotta, the co-founder and president of the Born This Way Foundation, agreed. “We work to promote the mental health and wellness of young people by: making kindness cool; validating the emotions of young people; and eliminating the stigma surrounding mental health,” she said.“The Be There Certificate is an important and urgently needed mental health resource young people everywhere can utilize to safely support their peers to build a kinder and braver world,” she added.
Gaga also took to Instagram on Wednesday to share the news of the online course, explaining the “five golden rules on how to safely be there for someone” — including “say what you see,” “Show you care, hear them out, know your role and connect to help.”
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