Headspace Health rolls out UK debut for corporate offering

First step of international expansion

Jaskeet Briah
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Headspace Health has announced it will offer its coaching and counselling services to employers in the UK through the launch of its International Care offering.

The launch marks the first step of an international expansion for the US-headquartered digital mental health platform as the business extends its services to organisations outside of the United States. The UK is the first region for the extended corporate offer, followed by further international markets throughout the year. Headspace Health will now provide a single solution that combines its flagship brand's (Headspace) meditation and mindfulness offering with on-demand behavioural health coaching, counselling services, such as cognitive behavioural therapy, and Employee Assistance P...

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