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TO_AITION “Heart & Mind Connection” Campaign

At TO_AITION, our mission is to deepen understanding of the powerful connection between cardiovascular health and mental wellbeing and to bring that knowledge to every generation.


This year, our Awareness Campaign reached across digital platforms, into public schools, and onto screens through our dedicated awareness video, encouragingadults, teens, and children to pause, reflect, and rethink the powerful connection between the heart and the mind.


As part of our digital outreach, we released a series of educational and supportive posts on LinkedIn that explored how emotional health and heart health influence each other more than most people realize. These messages explained how depression can gradually impact cardiovascular function and how heart conditions can influence emotional experiences like stress, fear, and uncertainty. They encouraged people to recognise early signs, understand their bodies and minds, and reach out for help without shame or hesitation. The posts also highlighted the importance of consistent daily habits that support both emotional resilience and heart strength. Throughout the campaign, we reminded our community that no one is alone in these experiences.


A key component of the campaign was the creation of our awareness video, designed to visually and emotionally highlight the powerful relationship between the heart and the mind. The video introduces viewers to the science behind this connection while also sharing relatable, human moments that reflect how stress, emotions, and physical health affect each other every day. By combining storytelling, scientific insight, and accessible language, the video allowed a wider audience to understand the importance of addressing cardiovascular and mental health together — not as separate challenges, but as deeply interconnected aspects of overall wellbeing.


Another central focus of the campaign is teen wellbeing. Today’s adolescents navigate academic expectations, digital pressures, identity formation, and changing social environments, all of which affect both their emotional and physical health. Our teen-focused communication invites young people to consider their feelings thoughtfully, emphasised that seeking help is a sign of strength, and illustrates how emotions affect the whole body, not just the mind. By sharing supportive messages and clear guidance, we aim to help teens better understand themselves and to inspire communities to stand behind them with compassion and knowledge.


To reach children directly, the TO_AITION Awareness Campaign expanded into public schools. Through posters and child-friendly explanations, we helped children understand that their heart can feel stress just as their mind can feel overwhelmed. We introduce simple ideas about how emotions and physical sensations are connected and encouraged small daily habits, from play and movement to open communication, that keep both their hearts and feelings healthy.


By bringing these messages into schools, TO_AITION is helping build a generation that is better equipped to recognise emotions, express themselves, and care for their heart health from a young age.


Across social platforms, video storytelling, and school programs, the TO_AITION Awareness Campaign carries a unified message: heart health and mental health are inseparable, and caring for one strengthens the other.


From adults seeking balance, to teens navigating pressure, to children learning about feelings for the first time, TO_AITION continues to promote early support, knowledge, and compassionate communities.


Strong hearts. Strong minds. Strong communities.




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