Mindspring

MindSpring was a company that provided online mental health services. It was founded in 1999 and offered a range of support, including therapy, counseling, and psychiatric evaluations, primarily through its website. The company aimed to make mental health care more accessible and convenient for individuals by leveraging technology.

MindSpring's services were designed to be delivered remotely, allowing users to connect with mental health professionals from the comfort of their own homes. This approach sought to overcome barriers such as geographical limitations, stigma, and time constraints often associated with traditional therapy. The platform offered various communication methods, such as video calls, phone sessions, and secure messaging.

The company's offerings catered to a broad spectrum of mental health needs, addressing issues like anxiety, depression, stress, and relationship problems. MindSpring often partnered with employers and insurance companies to provide its services as a benefit to their employees or members. In 2012, MindSpring was acquired by American Well, a telehealth company. This acquisition integrated MindSpring's mental health capabilities into American Well's broader telehealth platform, further expanding its reach and service offerings in the digital health landscape.