home, what's in your head? >> how do we reach more kids. that's what i'm always thinking about. we want to be everywhere in the united states. i do not stop. i am beyond relentless. >> alison, it's so impressive and impactful what they're doing. throughout the pandemic, young people seem to be having a much harder time trying to deal with anxiety and having coping mechanisms. so why are organizations like this just so pivotal, particularly right now? >> reporter: well, look, obviously the pandemic exacerbated all of our mental health challenges. but even before that, just being a teenager, just being an adolescent, just being a kid presents its own mental health challenges. laura, i was talking to sean perry, who started we are hope, about the irony of how much time every week my kids, my three teenagers spend in algebra and trigonometry that i'm not sure they're going to use for the rest of their lives versus