Today, I’m joined by Rebecca Egger, co-founder & CEO of Little Otter. 

Filling a gap in mental healthcare, Little Otter caters specifically to the needs of young children. Co-founded by Rebecca and her mother, a child psychiatrist, the company takes a whole-family approach to kids’ therapy.

In this episode, we discuss Little Otter’s pediatric mental health platform.

We also cover:

• Scaling direct-to-consumer and B2B channels • Headwinds facing digital health companies • Destigmatizing mental health

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Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (01:36) Founding Little Otter (05:21) Initial development of Little Otter's product and service (08:13) Delivering care and building a community for providers (10:33) Engaging with clinicians and navigating the labor aspect (12:34) D2C approach and transitioning to pediatrician referrals (15:23) Balancing DTC and insurance partnerships (18:36) Quantifying outcomes (20:40) Evidence-based treatment program (23:15) Challenges in digital health (27:40) Leveraging data and support systems (29:44) Impact of technology on mental health (32:06) Destigmatizing mental health (34:25) Challenges in pediatric mental health (35:42) Conclusion