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Naughtsie had a wonderful chat with the founder of mynd, Ashleigh Horovitz about the mental health support app.
The mental wellbeing space has a blind spot: it treats everyone the same. Our founder felt that firsthand, running into tools that were too rigid, too generic, or just didn't get it.
mynd was created to change that. We've built a space where support adapts as you do. Where your changing moods meet changing tools. Where wellbeing practices feel doable, because they actually are.
No more squeezing yourself into someone else's template. This is mental health support that finally fits, because it was made with you in mind.
DeeBrief listeners use the discount code MYNDAN20 to get 20% off the annual subscription 👉 https://www.myndapp.com.au/get-the-app
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Naughtsie had a wonderful chat with the founder of mynd, Ashleigh Horovitz about the mental health support app.
The mental wellbeing space has a blind spot: it treats everyone the same. Our founder felt that firsthand, running into tools that were too rigid, too generic, or just didn't get it.
mynd was created to change that. We've built a space where support adapts as you do. Where your changing moods meet changing tools. Where wellbeing practices feel doable, because they actually are.
No more squeezing yourself into someone else's template. This is mental health support that finally fits, because it was made with you in mind.
DeeBrief listeners use the discount code MYNDAN20 to get 20% off the annual subscription 👉 https://www.myndapp.com.au/get-the-app
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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