About Hurdle
Hurdle provides Culturally Intentional Teletherapy and respects the unique needs of everyone. With cultural humility, they create a safe space where all people can show up as they are and feel understood. Hurdle is committed to providing culturally responsive, evidence-based care to all people, while focusing on serving the Black community and other minorities.
The strategic alignment between the work we are doing at Hurdle and the work at Hopelab will have a significant impact on us furthering our mission as the leading culturally responsive teletherapy company. Hopelab’s support will further solidify our vision for making mental health support and treatment more accessible to young, minority communities. Hurdle will greatly benefit from the talent and resources brought by Hopelab to achieve our goals.
Why We Invested
Hopelab is excited to partner with Hurdle because of its impressive focus on using evidence and cultural competency to improve access and efficacy for people in BIPOC communities. Their clinical outcomes demonstrate that their model works and leads to superior therapeutic alliance, and therefore better results, among their patients.
Read more about our investment in Hurdle here and read an interview with Hurdle and Hopelab on improving health outcomes here.
Collaborations with Hurdle
Hurdle and Hopelab on improving health outcomes for…
In partnership with HurdleWe caught up with Margaret Laws and Hopelab Ventures’ director, Erin Washington Sietstra to get their take on Hopelab and Hurdle can improve health outcomes for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ populations.