Funded Mental Health Care Startups
Among the five most recent mental health care rounds, the only disclosed deal above $15M is Marker Learning’s $15M Series A (2023-02-09); the other disclos…
Among the five most recent mental health care rounds, the only disclosed deal above $15M is Marker Learning’s $15M Series A (2023-02-09); the other disclosed amounts cluster much lower, including Soulside’s $3M (2024-01-01) and Lyssn’s $1M (2022-11-03), while GoodLives closed at $130K (2024-12-03). Disclosed amounts also show an outlier at the low end: GoodLives’ $130K Pre-Seed sits far below the next-smallest disclosed figure, Lyssn’s $1M.
On stage classification, three of five entries (GoodLives, Lyssn, and Invictus Foundation) carry either Pre-Seed or “Series Unknown,” while only one row shows a named later stage (Marker Learning’s Series A). Geographically, Washington appears twice (Invictus Foundation in Renton, 2025-08-14; Lyssn in Seattle, 2022-11-03) alongside single-company locations in Gurgaon (GoodLives), Mountain View (Soulside), and New York (Marker Learning). Temporally, rounds span from 2022-11-03 through 2025-08-14, with the most recent listing at Invictus Foundation (2025-08-14) and the oldest disclosed round at Lyssn (2022-11-03).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is largest in this mental health care set, and how concentrated are the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Marker Learning’s $15M Series A on 2023-02-09 is the largest disclosed amount; the next disclosed figures are far lower, including Soulside’s $3M (2024-01-01), Lyssn’s $1M (2022-11-03), and GoodLives’ $130K (2024-12-03). Invictus Foundation (2025-08-14) is listed as “undisclosed,” so it does not change the disclosed-size comparison.
Are any cities or states over-represented among the five entries?
Washington appears twice: Invictus Foundation is in Renton, Washington (2025-08-14), and Lyssn is in Seattle, Washington (2022-11-03). The remaining locations are single entries in Gurgaon, India (GoodLives, 2024-12-03), Mountain View, California (Soulside, 2024-01-01), and New York (Marker Learning, 2023-02-09).
Do multiple deals cluster within a narrow time window, or are the dates spread out?
The dates are spread across more than two years, from Lyssn on 2022-11-03 to Invictus Foundation on 2025-08-14. There is a moderate clustering in 2024: Soulside (2024-01-01) and GoodLives (2024-12-03) both land in that year, but the full set does not concentrate into a short multi-month window.
What does the stage mix look like across the five entries, especially for named vs. unknown classifications?
Only one row specifies a named stage beyond “Series Unknown”: Marker Learning’s Series A on 2023-02-09 at $15M. Two entries show “Series Unknown” (Invictus Foundation on 2025-08-14 and Lyssn on 2022-11-03), and the remaining disclosed entries are Pre-Seed (GoodLives, $130K on 2024-12-03) and Seed (Soulside, $3M on 2024-01-01).
Is there a low-end outlier among disclosed round sizes?
GoodLives’ $130K Pre-Seed (2024-12-03) is a clear low-end outlier versus the other disclosed amounts: the next-lowest disclosed amount is Lyssn’s $1M (2022-11-03). The undisclosed amount at Invictus Foundation (2025-08-14) cannot be used for the disclosed outlier comparison, but it is separate from the low-end figure visible in the disclosed data.
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