Healthy Minds Innovations (HMI) is a nonprofit organization affiliated with the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Established in 2014 by renowned neuroscientist Dr. Richard Davidson, HMI's mission is to translate science into tools that cultivate and measure well-being.

They strive towards a vision of a kinder, wiser, and more compassionate world. HMI takes the insights from the Center's research and their own scientific team to create products and services that help individuals around the world enhance their well-being skills. They offer the Healthy Minds Program mobile app, which is based on a comprehensive framework for well-being called ACIP (Awareness + Connection + Insight + Purpose).

The app provides users with a structured program to build resilience, reduce stress, and improve mental health. In addition to their well-being tools, HMI manages philanthropic activities, public speaking engagements, and special initiatives. They have also piloted the Healthy Minds @Work program to address stress and burnout in the workplace.

HMI's dedication to making their tools accessible is evident in their decision to make the Healthy Minds Program app donation-based. Their goal is to put well-being tools in the hands of as many people as possible, emphasizing inclusivity and the importance of collective participation in fostering a healthier and more sustainable future