ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Clare Kennedy Purvis is a Stanford-trained clinical psychologist who has applied her understanding of the mind to building digital mental health interventions all throughout her career, including as the:
- VP of Clinical Product & Content Development at Headspace
- Clinical Product Lead in the Mental Health Centre of Excellence at Google
- Head of Clinic Product at Lantern
- Chief Product Officer at Mindcure
Clare is also the Founder of WELL - a business leadership community for women clinicians and scientists in digital health.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How Headspace relieves acute distress (painkiller effect) and then guides users towards a long-term preventative approach (vitamin effect)
- Aligning value-based outcomes with payment models
- Clare’s bold bet on the next opportunity for innovation in MindTech
See where Headspace fits into the MindTech Matrix - the first map of mental health technology startups organised by the problem they’re solving and the solution they’re building.
Discover insights & tools for your mind at The Mind, Explored.
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