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What is our motivation behind Happyr? What challenges do we experience on our way? Our founders share their story with the University of Cambridge, Judge Business School.
BBC
Listen to our co-founder Cornelius sharing about Happyr Health on BBC. Find out how we are supporting emotional wellbeing in teens with chronic pain.
Success Pitchers
“Everyone deserves the opportunity to be themselves and grow into the person they wish to be. Happyr is all about supporting our future generations on the challenging path of living with chronic pain. ”
Cambridge Independent
“Winning the award is a great validation and adds to my drive to move chronic pain in young people from stigma to the public agenda.”
Business Weekly
Nicola Filzmoser has developed the Happyr Health app. Having suffered with migraine from an early age, she designed the app for children and young people; it uses storytelling and gamification tools to help them to manage chronic pain.
Cambridge Independent / Cofinitive
Being part of the #21toWatch campaign is a great achievement and beneficial in raising awareness of your venture. Happyr Health® appeared on the 2021 longlist and CEO and co-founder Cornelius Palm had this to say…
Cambridge Independent
“Today we are supporting three of Cambridge’s most trailblazing female entrepreneurs, helping them to turn their innovative ideas into a reality – from an app helping children with chronic pain to AI that will improve medical treatments for ethnic minority populations.”
Imperial College London News
One in four children and young people worldwide experience chronic pain. Happyr Health, co founded by Nicola Filzmoser, is a headache and migraine management app that uses storytelling and gaming to help manage chronic pain in children and young people.
Cambridge Independent
“As an innovation showcase at the MedTech Summit, we are able to present Happyr Health’s efforts in supporting teens with chronic pain through personalised, digital tools.”
Cambridge Independent
The technology involved in healthcare is increasingly significant because, in an age where lockdown and social distancing are being ‘normalised’, actual medical treatments are the last port of call – the main goal is to ensure that conditions are managed as successfully as possible from home.
Cambridge Independent
‘The wound reveals the cure’, as the Greek maxim states, which meant that as adults, Nicola and Cornelius applied their experience – of isolation, of worry – to developing a child-friendly way for younger migraine sufferers to connect with the outside world.
Cambridge Independent
Watch our co-founder Nicola pitch at the Super Connect Top AI For Good Pitches.
Together we can show the world that a happyr life with chronic pain is possible.
