Adam Brown, a well-known figure in the diabetes community, has decided to pivot his career to become a mental health provider for people with diabetes. This decision stems from his observation that mental health issues among people with diabetes are often overlooked. Despite the importance of mental health, many patients do not receive adequate support, either because they are uncomfortable seeking help or because it is difficult to access. Adam is currently pursuing a master's degree in counseling psychology and working part-time with Tidepool, a nonprofit organization developing an automated insulin delivery system. He aims to address the mental health needs of people with diabetes by providing more personalized care and exploring ways to scale mental health treatment effectively. Adam's journey into this field was influenced by his own experiences with diabetes and a pivotal moment when he reconsidered his career path after a health scare. He believes that understanding the context of a person's life is crucial for effective diabetes management and is committed to bridging the gap between diabetes technology and mental health support.