Unmind, a leading enterprise mental health platform, announced an investment from TELUS Global Ventures, the investment arm of world-leading communications technology company TELUS, to help employees better access, navigate, and make full use of employer-provided mental health solutions. This is part of Unmind's $35 million round of investment, which will support Unmind's continued U.S. expansion, offering employees therapy, advanced wellbeing tools, science-backed content, and AI coaching in one seamless platform, ultimately building healthier, more productive workplaces globally.
"This new funding means we can accelerate our mission of unleashing human potential at work," said Dr. Nick Taylor, CEO and co-founder of Unmind. "We're excited to grow our impact and change the way companies approach mental health – blending expert care with smart technology to reach millions of people around the world."
Unmind has raised $82 million to date. The funding, which includes additional support from existing investors Project A, Felix Capital, and Sapphire Ventures, will scale Unmind's activities, reaching new markets, offering employees therapy and coaching, an AI-powered mental health agent, science-backed content, and a modern Employee Assistance Program (EAP) in one fully integrated platform. This includes Nova, Unmind's generative AI-powered companion. Already used by leading global brands, Nova delivers personalized mental health guidance and support through targeted questions and practical advice.
"Our investment in Unmind represents a strategic alignment with TELUS' leading global vision for the future of workplace mental health," said Terry Doyle, Managing Partner at TELUS Global Ventures. "Unmind's product-led approach, combined with their innovative use of AI and data analytics, positions them perfectly to address the growing demand for comprehensive mental health solutions in the workplace."
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