95% of wellbeing apps aren’t backed by scientific evidence. WE ARE.
A data-driven approach
Wellbeing solutions are everywhere. Promising change, delivering little.
To make an impact – a real, business impact and change your people can actually feel – you need to take a data-driven approach that supports the whole organisation.
The bottom line: Mental health matters
Personalised support, delivered at scale
Our Science team continually test and iterate our products to make sure they deliver measurable results.
£5,049
savings per employee, per year (01)
71%
of participants reported a reduction in stress levels (02)
16.5%
reduction in lost productivity through poor sleep (01)
A platform they’ll actually want to use
Manager training that works
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(01) Based on RCT findings on sleep and low mood, https://unmind.com/research-lab
(02) Taylor, R., Male, R., Economides, M., Bolton, H., & Cavanagh, K. (2022). Feasibility and preliminary efficacy of digital interventions for depressive symptoms in working adults: a multi-arm randomised pilot trial. PsyArXiv. June 28. doi:10.31234/osf.io/j39sx.
(03) Taylor, R., Male, R., Economides, M., Bolton, H., & Cavanagh, K. (2023). Feasibility and preliminary efficacy of digital interventions for depressive symptoms in working adults: a multi-arm randomised pilot trial. JMIR Formative Research, In Press.
(04) Based on findings from a client trial of employees in 2021-2022, n=599.
(05) Based on content engagement with large enterprise company, user sample n=1666.