myHappymind
1 known investors
myHappymind provides science- and research-based mental wellbeing programmes for primary schools, early years settings and families, giving children tools to build resilience, confidence and lifelong healthy habits. Its curriculum is commissioned by the NHS in some UK schools and validated by a University of Chester study.
Also known as mHm · My Happy Mind
Founders & leadership
Investors · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026myHappymind provides mental wellbeing programmes for primary schools, early years settings and families, aimed at giving children preventative strategies, skills and tools for resilience and self-esteem. The offering combines research, science and technology into a developed framework and curriculum that schools and nurseries can adopt, alongside a version for parents at home.
Delivery in schools includes a whole-school approach with weekly lessons and assemblies, character-based content, pupil workbooks and materials for teachers, plus a Parent App that extends the programme to families. Separate programme tracks are marketed for primary schools, early years settings and families.
The founder, Laura Earnshaw, has authored the book "My Happy Mind: Help your child build life-long confidence and resilience," which sets out the science used in the curriculum for parents, and collaborated on a children's book, "You Can Do Anything!"
Business model
Programme and curriculum provider selling structured mental wellbeing programmes to primary schools, early years settings and families, supported by digital tools including a Parent App; in some schools the programme is funded by the NHS, which commissions and pays for 100% of the cost.
Traction
The company states it has impacted hundreds of thousands of children and their families, publishes an annual national impact report (2025/26 edition) and cites reductions in SENCo support, external exclusions and CAMHS referrals after one year in participating schools. Testimonials come from schools including Whitby Heath School (Ellesmere Port), Ashton Hayes Primary School (Cheshire), Cranberry Academy, St Monica's Primary School, Edleston Primary School, Frodsham Manor House and Eaton Primary School.
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Market position
Positioned as an NHS-commissioned, academically validated school-based wellbeing approach, with a University of Chester real world validation report concluding the programme is effective at developing behaviours that strengthen pupil mental health, resilience and wellbeing consistent with UK education and health policy expectations.
Whole-school approach spanning pupils, teachers and parents; independent real world validation by the University of Chester; NHS commissioning that covers the full programme cost in some schools; reported reductions in SENCo support needs, external exclusions and CAMHS referrals.
Technology
A curriculum-based programme combining research and science with technology, including digital content for teachers, character-led lessons and assemblies, printed pupil workbooks and a Parent App used to engage families.
Go-to-market
Direct sales to schools, nurseries and families via programme-specific enquiry routes on its website, supported by impact reporting, academic validation, school testimonials, NHS commissioning arrangements and books authored by the founder.
Primary schools, nurseries and other early years settings, and parents/families of school-age and younger children.
Geography
Operates with UK schools and early years settings, with named users in Cheshire, Ellesmere Port and Hull, and works within UK education and health policy frameworks.
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Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
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primary sources listed
- myHappymindmyhappymind.org · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does myHappymind do?
- myHappymind delivers science- and research-based mental wellbeing programmes for primary schools, early years settings and families.
- Who founded myHappymind?
- myHappymind was founded by Laura Earnshaw.
- Who are myHappymind's investors?
- myHappymind's investors include LDC.