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Why Mental Wellness Matters 1 in 4 people face mental health challenges every year, yet most don’t seek help. WELBE is here to make mental wellness easy, accessible, and stigma-free for all. 🚀 Ready to prioritize your mental health? 🌐 Visit our we

Announcement: Introducing WELBE 🌟 What is WELBE? WELBE is a mental health platform dedicated to providing accessible, personalized, and stigma-free solutions for your well-being. We aim to make mental health care simpler, smarter, and more inclusiv

Help Us Build WELBE Around Your Needs! At WELBE, our mission is to create a platform that truly serves you. As we work towards redefining mental health care, we want to hear directly from you: 1.What are your biggest mental health needs? 2.What

🧠 Share Your Mental Health Tips! We want to learn about how you manage your mental well-being! Take our quick, anonymous survey to share your strategies like exercise, meditation, or talking to friends. Your insights matter and will help promote m

Once Again WELBE - A go to platform for holistic wellness is Showcased in Medial February startup Showcase. show some Feedbacks and UpVote🚀 if you like the 💡 idea At WelBe, we recognize that today's fast-paced lifestyle leaves little room for ge

Hey Friends 👋🏻 I’ve submitted my idea, WelBe, to the Medial Startup Showcase, and I’d love your support! WelBe is a mental health platform focused on breaking stigma and providing affordable, accessible care for everyone in India and to the world

I’m building in mental health space to help people keep a track of their mental health. While initially we thought of getting it all coded now we’re thinking of launching a WhatsApp bot that helps people. Would love to hear your thought

Your biggest investor isn’t your VC; it’s your mental health—always funding your overwork

some fact about mental health…. lets talk about it and help our surroundings as well… its as important as physical health

Is Mental Health the New Hustle? Scrolling through social media these days, it feels like everyone's talking about mental health and self-care. But is all this focus helpful, or has it become a trend itself? On one hand, open conversations about men