Happiehaus

Happiehaus offers a digital wellbeing application designed to support women affected by breast cancer. Launched in October 2021, the Berlin-based company provides a holistic, mind-body program to accompany patients during therapy and help manage treatment side effects. The app serves as a safe space, delivering curated content, expert tips, and live sessions.

The founder, Stephanie Neumann, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018. After her recovery, she was motivated to share her knowledge and positive experiences to help others facing the illness. Her journey led her to become a yoga instructor with a specialization in yoga for cancer patients, founding the "Yoga for Cancer" association before developing the Happiehaus app. The app's content is developed in collaboration with a network of experts to ensure it is medically current and supportive.

The platform's business model is centered on its mobile app, which features a mix of on-demand and live content. This includes yoga, meditation, psycho-oncological group sessions, cooking classes, and practical life-hacks for dealing with chemotherapy side effects, such as managing hot flashes or finding hair alternatives. By providing these resources, Happiehaus aims to empower women to actively contribute to their own wellbeing throughout their cancer journey.

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