Coaching Hypnosis - Empowering Mental Health Apps: How Business Owners Can Make a Difference through Transparency, Ethics, and a $7 Trillion Global Opportunity

Empowering Mental Health Apps: How Business Owners Can Make a Difference through Transparency, Ethics, and a $7 Trillion Global Opportunity

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10/17/23 • 18 min

The global wellness industry is undergoing a seismic transformation, poised to reach an astonishing $7 trillion by 2025. However, amidst this unprecedented growth, the specter of mental health disorders looms large, retaining its position as the leading cause of disability worldwide. In developed nations like the United States, these disorders contribute significantly to employee absenteeism and reduced productivity. In this comprehensive blog, we will delve deep into the pivotal role of mental health apps in tackling these challenges, with a strong emphasis on customer-centric pricing, ethical business practices, and transparency in pricing and fees.
Before I get on with it I need to give a listener a special mention because just The other day, I received an email that truly brightened my day. Anuj Agarwal, the Founder of Feedspot, reached out to me with some incredible news – my podcast, Coaching Hypnosis, had been chosen as one of the Top 3 Australia Hypnosis Podcasts on the internet. His message of congratulations filled me with gratitude and a sense of accomplishment.

This recognition serves as a powerful reminder of the impact you can have and the lives you can assist. It demonstrates that when you take the time to create meaningful content, you can have an impact.

As I delve into the topic of empowering mental health apps today, I hope you carry the gratitude with me, spurring us all on to explore new horizons and continue making a difference in the world of wellness.

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