Clearhead collaborated with youth organisation Mā Te Huruhuru to bring together 40 Māori rangatahi (youth) in South Auckland to learn more about navigating mental health and how to improve their mental wellbeing with Clearhead’s digital tools.

Clearhead partners with UniMed to provide 100,000 of their members with 3 funded therapy sessions through Clearhead.

Clearhead teamed up with nib Foundation to release more culturally relevant mental health resources for Māori. This included a video-content series with former All Black and Clearhead Nehe Milner-Skudder and culturally appropriate website updates to demonstrate a stronger Kiwiana theme.

Clearhead teams up with Digital Boos to provide 35,000 small business owners and their employees with access to Clearhead to support their mental health and wellbeing.

Clearhead CEO and Co-founder Angela Lim was interviewed on TVNZ 1's Breakfast show where she discusses the gender and confidence pay gap that is still prevalent in NZ and around the world.

Clearhead was featured in the Human Resources New Zealand Winter edition of their magazine for our work with Foodstuffs North Island to support the mental health and wellbeing of their employees.

In September 2020, Clearhead was awarded one out of nine Good Stuff grants to build the support person arm of Clearhead. These grants were awarded to enable Kiwi organisations to be able to make a real difference in the community.

Clearhead CEO and co-founder, Dr Angela Lim was interviewed on The Luke Farr Show where she shares her definition of what it takes to be a good leader and how her experience as a medical doctor has helped shape her entrepreneur journey with Clearhead.

Chorus has awarded funding to the University of Auckland to evaluate Clearhead as a platform to support the mental health of Māori.

Small Steps is a digital mental health and wellbeing platform that Te Hiringa Haurora | Health Promotion Agency launched in partnership with Clearhead. The website has tools from the Clearhead platform. Various media has been shared announcing this.

Covid-19 brought a lot of uncertainty and changes to peoples employment situations. Clearhead has partnered with Emergent to better support their contracted workforce's mental health and wellbeing.

Shopping locally and small can have positive impacts on consumers mental health as it can build a sense of community and connectedness. Our CEO, Dr Angela Lim was interviewed by various media regarding this.

Our CEO, Angela Lim, had an opinion piece published in the NZ Herald for International Womens Day.

Clearhead CEO Dr Angela Lim was interviewed by Julia Boraston from SJS, to talk about student wellbeing. Also featured in this interview was SJS board member and president of Te Mana Ākonga tumuaki, Renata White.

Clearhead and Whitecliffe College collaborate to support their students with an integrated mental wellbeing offering that provides on-demand support when they need it most.