Henrik Haaland Jahren graduated as a Clinical Psychologist in Australia in 2010. He founded Braive in 2015 and has since been Chief Psychologist with a focus on the development of Braive’s digital treatment solutions, overseeing clinical delivery, and leading multiple research projects with Braive’s research partners across the fields of psychology and computer science.

Previous clinical experience includes acute mental health services for young people in an in- and outpatient setting, psychological services for inmates in a high-security prison, trauma and torture counselling for recently arrived refugees, private practice in Bangkok and Norway, leadership development for multi-national companies, and sport psychology services to National Team athletes in freeskiing, snowboard and sailing as part of the Norwegian Olympic Committee’s athlete support services.

Annika Sten Pärson is a social entrepreneur, investor, and board member with over 25 years of experience in various C-level executive positions and on boards of public and private companies. She is the Co-Founder and Partner at The Inner Foundation, a global mission and impact-driven foundation, investing in innovative solutions, uniting public, private and non-profit efforts to improve inner health and promote diversity, equity and inclusion. Annika’s vision is to set out to propel new ways of investing in the accelerating global mental health crisis to improve and sustain the inner health of emerging adults in particular.

Annika is a founding member of the investment committee of First Close Partners. She serves on the board of Meela, The World Childhood Foundation, Strong Minds, 29k, and Ashoka Nordics — organizations that are making significant impacts in their respective fields.

As part of her dedicated work at The Inner Foundation, Annika volunteers as a therapist for young adults at the non-profit clinic 1825 - Therapy Center for Young Adults in Stockholm, an organization she co-founded and currently chairs.

Sabad is from Gothenburg and is a youth ambassador at the non-profit organization Fryshuset.

She wants more people to seek help/treatment for mental illness and dare to break the culture of silence when it comes to mental illness. She also wishes for mutual trust between the individual and the professional, which society lacks today. She is also largely interested in how overcrowding and mental illness are connected, along with how young people are affected by generational trauma.

Other than being a youth ambassador, she has experience as an assistant nurse, a soccer coach for children, a support person for SOS Barnbyar, and is studying to become a social worker.
 

Anna Joukivskaia is a licensed family therapist, psychologist, member of several professional associations, specializing in working with individuals, couples and families for more than 15 years. She has her own private practice along with managing the psychological support program for LGBTQ+ people at Single Step in Bulgaria for more than 5 years now.

Her approach while working with clients is to identify models of behavior, beliefs and attitudes, transferred through generations and into the present self-image, attachment styles and communication patterns and boundaries - personal and professional. Anna is passionate about providing affirmative care for clients with diverse gender identity and sexual orientation and their families and is also training other mental health professionals in the field to work affirmatively with LGBTQ+ clients.