GWI Announces New Mental Wellness Research
“Defining the Mental Wellness Economy”
Earlier this week, the Global Wellness Institute released a major research report, “Defining the Mental Wellness Economy,” at the 2020 Global Wellness Summit. It’s the first study to define mental wellness as opposed to mental health.
It’s also the first research to measure mental wellness as a global industry and to identify and benchmark its key sub-segments and provide a market value.
This research finds the mental wellness economy is worth $121 billion – based on spend in 4 markets:
– Senses, spaces, and sleep – $49.5 B
– Brain-boosting nutraceuticals & botanicals – $34.8 B
– Self-improvement – $33.6 B
– Meditation & mindfulness – $2.9 B
Read the press release to learn more about this ground-breaking research.
