Funded Mental Health Care Startups
The disclosed funding amounts in this mental health care slice show a clear outlier: Soulside’s $3M seed round (2024-01-01) is the only disclosed deal abov…
The disclosed funding amounts in this mental health care slice show a clear outlier: Soulside’s $3M seed round (2024-01-01) is the only disclosed deal above $1M, while the rest of the disclosed rounds cluster far lower, including Marker Learning’s $15M Series A (2023-02-09) sitting well above the $1M Lyssn (2022-11-03) and the $200K Fireside Project (2026-04-14). Geography also concentrates: three of the six entries are based in the United States, with two in California (Fireside Project in San Francisco, and Soulside in Mountain View) and two more in neighboring regional markets (Lyssn in Seattle and Marker Learning in New York).
Stage disclosures are mixed and include gaps: 2 of 6 entries are tagged “Series Unknown” (Fireside Project on 2026-04-14 and Invictus Foundation on 2025-08-14), and 1 of 6 is “undisclosed” (Invictus Foundation). Temporally, the rounds span 2022-11-03 through 2026-04-14, with three entries in 2024 (GoodLives on 2024-12-03, Soulside on 2024-01-01, and none in between) and one additional cluster on the 2023–2022 edge (Marker Learning in 2023 and Lyssn in 2022).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round here, and how far above the rest is it?
Marker Learning’s $15M Series A (2023-02-09) is the largest disclosed amount in these rows, while the other disclosed rounds include only $3M (Soulside on 2024-01-01) and then smaller deals at $1M (Lyssn on 2022-11-03), $200K (Fireside Project on 2026-04-14), and $130K (GoodLives on 2024-12-03). The $15M figure materially dwarfs the next-largest disclosed round.
Do rounds cluster in a specific date window or region?
There is a near U.S. West Coast concentration: California appears twice (Fireside Project in San Francisco on 2026-04-14 and Soulside in Mountain View on 2024-01-01), alongside Seattle (Lyssn on 2022-11-03) and New York (Marker Learning on 2023-02-09). Date-wise, two entries fall in early-to-mid 2024’s range (Soulside on 2024-01-01 and GoodLives on 2024-12-03), while the remaining disclosed deals are split between 2022–2023 and 2026.
Which entries closed within the most recent 90 days shown?
Using the most recent round date in these rows (Fireside Project on 2026-04-14), only Invictus Foundation’s 2025-08-14 falls clearly outside a 90-day window, so the list does not show additional rounds in that immediate post-2026-04-14 window beyond Fireside Project itself.
How much of the funding information is missing via “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed”?
3 of 6 entries have incomplete disclosure: 2 are labeled “Series Unknown” (Fireside Project on 2026-04-14 and Invictus Foundation on 2025-08-14), and 1 is explicitly “undisclosed” for amount (Invictus Foundation on 2025-08-14). The remaining 3 entries provide disclosed amounts ($15M, $3M, $1M, plus $200K and $130K across others).
Are there stage patterns worth noting across disclosed vs. undisclosed deals?
Seed appears once with a disclosed $3M round (Soulside on 2024-01-01), while Series A appears once with $15M (Marker Learning on 2023-02-09). Everything else is either missing stage detail (“Series Unknown” for Fireside Project and Invictus Foundation) or uses Pre-Seed with a disclosed $130K (GoodLives on 2024-12-03), suggesting stage precision is uneven across the most recent entries.
Which entry is the smallest disclosed amount, and how does it compare to the smallest non-outsider?
The smallest disclosed amount is GoodLives at $130K (2024-12-03), slightly above Fireside Project’s $200K? No: Fireside Project is $200K, so GoodLives at $130K is the lowest disclosed. The next-lowest disclosed amount is $200K (Fireside Project on 2026-04-14), with other disclosed rounds jumping to $1M (Lyssn), $3M (Soulside), and $15M (Marker Learning).
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