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Seeking college students (18+) to share a real moment when nerves got in the way of an important opportunity. Seeking students who have experienced situations like: Hands shaking during a class presentation; heart racing during an exam; voice cracking during an interview; feeling overwhelmed by physical symptoms of nervousness during a high-pressure moment. The brand wants creators to tell the story of that moment. What was happening? How did your body respond? How did it affect your confidence and performance? The focus is on the physical symptoms of situational anxiety, such as a racing heart, shaky hands, sweating, or a trembling voice. These reactions are part of the body’s adrenaline response and can sometimes be managed with medications like beta blockers, which help reduce certain physical symptoms. After sharing their personal experience, creators will introduce viewers to Kick Health as a telehealth option for people seeking medical support for situational anxiety. Deliverable: "Short-form Video" Description:

Kick Health is a telehealth brand offering medical support for situational anxiety. Seeking students who can share a genuine story about a moment when nerves affected their ability to perform.

Start with your personal experience. Paint the picture of the moment: walking into a presentation, sitting down for an exam, entering an interview, or facing another high-pressure situation.

Share what happened physically and emotionally. Did your hands shake? Did your heart race? Did your voice change? Did those symptoms make it harder to show up the way you wanted?

From there, introduce Kick Health as a resource for people who experience similar physical symptoms of situational anxiety and are looking for medical support.

The content should feel like a friend sharing a real experience, not a traditional advertisement.

The Fine Print (Please Read)

  • Every creator must complete our standard medical intake with a licensed provider before any product-related content.
  • The provider makes the final medical decision. If they determine treatment is not appropriate, we cannot move forward with product-use content.
  • The medical intake costs you nothing either way. If you are not approved, you pay nothing.
  • Do not make claims about guaranteed results or imply treatment works for everyone.
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