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Alexis McDonald, commonly known as Lexy McDonald, is an Australian entrepreneur and mental health advocate.[1] At the age of 17, McDonald founded the HerHelp app, aiming to create a supportive online space for mental health, inspired by her personal experiences with bullying and isolation. [2]
HerHelp, a self-funded and self-taught initiative, has provided mental health resources to thousands of users, employed professionals, and fostered a community of support. McDonald’s work addresses the challenges of seeking help, the negative aspects of social media, and the need for connection in mental health[3]. Beyond her digital endeavors, she is involved in public speaking, volunteer efforts, and advocating for women's empowerment, with a goal to ensure that no one faces their struggles alone.[4] [5]
Early Life
editBorn in Bunbury, Western Australia,[6] McDonald faced challenges during her adolescence, including experiences with bullying and the effects of her parents' divorce.[7] These formative experiences influenced her decision to create a mental health resource focused on community and support. [8]
Awards and Recognition
editIn 2023, Lexy McDonald was one of three Australians to be honored with the prestigious Princess Diana Award for her contributions to mental health through HerHelp. This recognition highlighted her significant impact as a young woman in the fields of mental health and wellness.[9] [10]
References
edit- ^ "International Women's Day a chance to create real change". 6 March 2024.
- ^ "Lexy's teen years were full of turmoil. She turned her trauma into a $2.5million business". 14 May 2023.
- ^ "Celebrating International Women's Day 2023". 8 March 2023.
- ^ "Roll of Honour 2023".
- ^ "Alexis McDonald |Regional WA local Alexis McDonald at only 20 has been in business for 3 years, after creating a mobile application with a difference in her bedroom at 17 after being bullied. The application HerHelp is set to encourage, guide and support women through daily challenges while creating a safe space…".
- ^ https://www.swtimes.com.au/news/regional/lexy-mcdonald-international-womens-day-a-chance-to-create-real-change--c-13845595
- ^ "Mental health app founder "excited" by Young Achiever nod". 18 April 2022.
- ^ "Lexy's teen years were full of turmoil. She turned her trauma into a $2.5million business". 14 May 2023.
- ^ "Roll of Honour 2023".
- ^ "Bunbury app founder wins Diana award". 5 July 2023.