Mental Health Startups

Gottman offers relationship education, therapy tools, and training based on the science-backed Gottman Method, serving couples, parents, singles, and clinicians. It provides workshops, self-help tools, professional certification training, and a therapist referral network focused on improving relationships and couples therapy.

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Growing with Gratitude provides in-person workshops, online resources, and an AI-powered wellbeing platform to help schools build cultures of gratitude, empathy, and resilience. It serves primary and secondary schools, with a focus on the Australian market, offering curriculum-aligned mental wellbeing programs, a book, and educational tools.

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HabitAware makes Keen2, a vibrating awareness bracelet paired with recovery coaching and an online community to help people manage body-focused repetitive behaviors such as hair pulling, skin picking, and nail biting. The company serves individuals with BFRBs and works with therapists who recommend its device.

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HALEO provides therapist-led cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), including a proprietary program for shift workers, delivered as a structured 5-6 week program with licensed therapists. The company offers a sleep-health assessment and personalized program recommendations for people struggling with insomnia and sleep disorders.

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Happy Things is a mobile app offering short, science-based daily activities to help users boost their mood, reduce stress, and build positive mental wellbeing habits. It uses the PANAS questionnaire to give users a happiness score and provides bite-sized activities aimed at improving mental health.

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Healper is a Danish platform that matches individuals with psychologists and therapists for mental health support, offered online or at physical clinics. It provides free, confidential matching from a network of over 300 therapists across Denmark, with billing after each session.

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Health Partners Group is a UK provider of occupational health and workplace health services for organisations of all sizes. Its offering includes health screenings, wellbeing and neurodiversity coaching, onsite primary care, and mental health support.

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HealthIM provides software that supports first responders during emergency mental health crisis calls, offering de-escalation guidance, risk flagging, and standardized clinical documentation. The system serves emergency response agencies and community partners with safety alerts, care planning tools, and anonymized data analytics for oversight.

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Healthy Young Minds (HYM) provides teletherapy for children and teens with developmental and behavioral conditions, using a multidisciplinary team of Master's and PhD-level therapists and a home-centric care model that involves the whole family. Services include ABA, occupational therapy, counseling, art therapy, and testing, covered by Medicaid and most private insurance across states including Colorado, Florida, Texas, and Ohio.

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Hedepy offers online psychotherapy services, presenting therapy as a tool to help managers and leaders understand internal conflicts, improve self-awareness, and develop leadership skills. The page focuses on the mental health and wellness needs of company managers and leaders.

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Driven offers neuroscience-based resilience training, certifications, and psychometric assessments (such as the PR6 Resilience Assessment) along with a Driven Resilience app and coaching programs. It serves individuals, coaches, and organizations including emergency services, defense, corporates, schools, and insurers to build mental wellness and workplace resilience.

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Relish publishes relationship and couples advice articles written by professional coaches, covering topics such as intimacy, trust, dating, and self care. It offers over 300 articles aimed at individuals and couples seeking relationship guidance.

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Helus Pharma is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing small-molecule therapies for psychiatric and CNS conditions such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. It focuses on advancing novel treatments for mental health disorders through clinical development and commercialization.

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Bonds is an app for couples that offers strategies and tools to help partners manage conflict and strengthen their relationship. It focuses on healthy communication and relationship growth.

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Higher Prana builds immersive experiences using virtual reality and neuroscience-informed technologies to improve mental wellness, emotional resilience, and peak performance. The company serves individuals and organizations seeking to enhance cognitive function and mental health through measurable, trainable interventions.

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Holly Health provides a mobile app that delivers personalised, evidence-based lifestyle coaching to help adults build and sustain small daily habits across nutrition, sleep, movement, mental wellbeing and relationship with food for disease prevention. It works primarily with UK NHS GP practices and other public health, employer and insurer partners at population scale, and is a registered Class 1 medical device (Digital Mental Health Technology).

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Homecoming is a HIPAA-compliant electronic health record (EHR) and practice-management platform for psychedelic centers, retreats, churches, and guides, covering intake and screening, e-signatures, prep and integration programs, outcomes tracking, and referrals. It consolidates client communication, scheduling, branded programs, and compliance data collection into a single workflow for psychedelic care practitioners.

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HONE Athletics offers a digital platform that gives sports coaches tools and expert guidance to monitor and support the mental well-being of their athletes. It provides data on common stressors affecting athlete performance to help teams integrate mental readiness into their development plans.

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Hoopla builds a digital platform and physical tools designed for parents and caregivers to help children ages 3–8 manage emotions and navigate challenging moments through body-first techniques. The app and accompanying parent guides use science-backed methods to support emotional skill development in everyday family life.

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Huckleberry Youth Programs is a nonprofit serving Bay Area teens and families, offering crisis shelter, counseling and therapy, health centers, college and career access programs, and support for sexually exploited youth. It operates in San Francisco and Marin County, providing services for young people facing crisis, health needs, and educational barriers.

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Huddle Up (formerly DotCom Therapy) provides integrated special education services for K-12 school districts, delivering speech, occupational therapy, school psychology, and mental health support through its own W-2 providers both virtually and in person. It also builds provider-facing technology to manage care delivery, compliance, and reporting, serving districts across the United States.

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Hypno Loops is a neuroscience-based brain-training platform that uses patent-pending audio looping technology, letting users record short personal messages and phrases turned into rhythmic "Neuro Signals" paired with soundscapes to interrupt negative patterns and build mental resilience. It offers apps for adults and children (Hypno Loops and Hypno Loops Kids) grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, narrative therapy, and neuroplasticity.

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I Am Mindful provides a school-based mental health program and the I.A.M Mental Health First-Aid Toolkit, teaching young people, teachers, and parents evidence-based coping skills drawn from therapies such as DBT and ACT. It serves students and families in Australia, operating in 100+ schools and partnering with The Melbourne Clinic and the University of Melbourne.

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Ideal Option operates office-based outpatient clinics providing medication-assisted treatment for opioid, alcohol, and other substance addictions across the United States. It serves patients seeking addiction recovery through a network of 80+ Joint Commission-accredited clinics and an in-house laboratory, accepting Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay.

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