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Very few people are raised with adequate tools and resources to combat mental illness, anxiety, and depression. Despite years of research proving the value of talk therapy and social support among other treatments for mental illness, there is still a stigma surrounding traditional therapy.

In addition, the healthcare system in our country is so convoluted and expensive to manage that many of us are simply unable to find the help we need. Untreated mental illness costs the US Healthcare system around $300 billion annually. Not to mention the interference with daily activities such as job performance, school work, and our personal relationships.

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We provide a secure place for sharing that is designed to assist people on their healing journey by helping build a positive mindset and alleviate their inner turmoil.

We also offer digital toolkits with guided content for self-coping and self-relief, as well as access to licensed professionals for online coaching.

With actionable life plans, motivational messages, community access for social support, and lower premiums we are striving to make mental healthcare an accessible and stigma-free reality for everyone.

The market for those who need assistance with their mental health is quite vast. Worldwide projections claim that the preventative healthcare market will reach $240B by 2025. The global telemedicine market size is valued at USD 40.11 billion in 2018  and  projected to grow at a CAGR of 20.54% for the ensuing years.

It’s important to note that these projections were made before the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting mass migration to telemedicine (as well as the spike in need for mental wellness tools).

We have a letter of intent with Angle Health and a customer relationship with Devoted Health l.

We also have existing relationships with over 30 employers (Who have agreed to offer our product to their employees) such as SAP Concur, Boston Scientific, and eBay.

Leveraging those partnerships, as well as our proud sponsorship to the Global Wellness Institute (GWI), we project that we will be able to kickstart our community with 100K+ early adopters.

The most important factor for increasing mental well-being is creating better habits, a more optimistic outlook, and tools to handle life’s trials and tribulations. We teach people practical steps to enable them to deal with stress, fight negative thoughts, as well as promote self-awareness and confidence. And we hone in on the significant positive impact of social support. 

We help people on their healing journey.

We monetize with a simple subscription model that charges individuals and employers $15/person each month. Additionally, we partner with Health Insurance providers to provide our services to their member-customers.

Apps and plans can only go so far. Most apps seek to maximize usership while limiting human interaction. 

We combine human connection with practical tools that emphasize the massively helpful nature of connection and social support, resulting in powerful effects on mental health.

With the confluence of telemedicine’s rise and the larger society’s increased emphasis on mental health, apps like ours will be the future.

We offer the most humanity-focused approach. We’re rising above the field and plan to become the leader of the Holistic Care sector of the wellness market in the next five years, starting from our partnerships with large employers and insurance companies.

Amy Leo - Chief Positive Psychologist

Amy is a featured expert writer, published author, and speaker across various platforms such as ABC, Huffington Post, Amazon.com, Marriage.com, and Elephant Journal. She has over 15 years of experience as a therapist with a keen focus on positive psychology. She worked with individuals, couples, and leaders all over the world, teaching them how to make their minds work for them instead of against them. The core result of her work is that her clients experience resilience and clarity of mind that they use to guide their decisions as they deal with real-world challenges such as stress, loneliness, depression, separation, loss, and injury/illness. Amy is also an alum of the prestigious Johns Hopkins University where she received her degree in psychology.  

Tamar Lucien Blue - Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Tamar is a Y Combinator Alum and a second-time founder. She has over seven years of experience in people operations and recruiting (helped 6x company revenue during the 2006 recession). In 2015, she successfully developed and sold and shipped over 10k curated wellness kits for over 200 employers to help them support employee emotional well-being. Tamar's personal experience with finding effective therapies for her generalized anxiety fuel her passion for helping people live more fulfilled lives through the MentalHappy platform. Tamar's work with MentalHappy has appeared in major publications such as Reader's Digest, TechCrunch, Silicon Valley Business Journal, Creative Mornings, and the CIPA award-winning book "Impact Founder: Inspirational Stories of Entrepreneurs Who Risk Everything for What They Believe". Tamar earned her MBA after graduating from Florida State University with a dual degree in Sociology and Economics. 

We also have a team of psychologists, medical professionals from five different medical backgrounds, certified life coaches, and peer mentors allows us to operate a top-flight holistic offering.

We have a mental health crisis that represents the largest shift in medical spending. Investing in our company will give you a chance to be part of one of the greatest market shifts of our times for not only society, but for yourself, and your loved ones during their time of need.