About Braive
Half of all people will experience a mental health disorder. Most never get help. And when they do, too few improve.
Mission
Braive was founded in 2015 by Henrik Haaland Jahren, a clinical psychologist with a background in research, and Hermine Bonde Jahren, who leads the company as CEO. The question they started with was straightforward: what would it take to make evidence-based mental health care available to everyone who needs it?
From the start, Braive was built on the understanding that AI would be essential to scaling mental health care. That's how the platform was built from the ground up, from screening and matching to documentation and outcome measurement. The result is a platform that works for the people delivering care and the people receiving it.
Braive now supports over 100,000 patients across the Nordics, through healthcare providers and insurers across the region. It is built on published clinical research, in collaboration with KTH and Oslo University.
The mission has not changed: improve access to quality mental health treatment, worldwide.
Team
The team behind Braive spans clinical expertise, commercial experience, and product and technology with backgrounds in both healthcare delivery and tech. Braive operates from offices in Oslo and Stockholm.
“My background in global business taught me that creating impact at scale demands both vision and precision. Mental health touches everyone, yet access to quality care still depends on where you live.”
Hermine Bonde Jahren
Co-Founder, CEO
In every corner of the world, I’ve seen people struggle to access the help they need as a result of outdated or nonexistent care models. Our vision is simple: improving access to and quality of mental health treatment worldwide.
Henrik Haaland Jahren
Co-Founder, Chief Psychologist
Company facts
Founded
2015
Research partners
KTH and Oslo University
Patients treated
100,000+
Certification
EU MDR Class IIa
Every patient treated with Braive is a part of building a more precise and scalable delivery of mental health care.
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