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WeTree, an app created by San Antonio entrepreneurs Lorenzo Gomez III and Steve Cunningham, enables users to quickly engage their "inner circle" of friends and loved ones and receive support to shore up their mental health and/or to provide such support. (Courtesy Torsten Dettlaff/Pexels)
North San Antonio

San Antonio entrepreneurs launch mental health care app

By Edmond Ortiz

San Antonio entrepreneurs Lorenzo Gomez III and Steve Cunningham roll out new mental healthcare app WeTree

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