Nina Westbrook Launches ‘Nebbi’ – An Impactful Emotional Wellness App
By Dominique Fluker · Updated August 14, 2025
Daily wellness at your fingertips? Yes, please! Licensed marriage and family therapist and Bene By Nina Founder, Nina Westbrook, alongside Co-founder of edtech platform Crimson Education, Sharndre Kushor, today announced the launch of Nebbi. Westbrook is more than equipped to launch a vital wellness platform that enables others to receive proper help and support, as she’s well-versed as a licensed marriage and family therapist, entrepreneur, and advocate, and is deeply passionate about erasing the stigma surrounding mental health.
Beyond her clinical work, Nina creates opportunities for connection and reflection. She is the creator of the Do Tell! Conversation Card Game is designed to spark meaningful discussions on relationships, intimacy, and self-awareness. She also hosts the Do Tell Relationship Podcast and the Bene Moments of Mindfulness Podcast, where she offers evidence-based insights on cultivating happiness, personal growth, and deeper human connections.
Nebbi is a therapist-designed emotional wellness app that helps people check in with how they feel and take small, science-backed steps to feel better in real-time. Rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and with its ‘human first’ approach, Nebbi fills the emotional grey zone between another self-help content dump and seeking professional help.
Launched today, Nebbi offers a calm, judgment-free space for users to identify emotional patterns and take meaningful action in just 60 seconds a day. One in three adults report emotional fatigue, yet many avoid care due to high therapy costs, inaccessibility, or meditation apps that don’t guide tangible change. With personalized insights, evidence-based tools, and a supportive community, Nebbi embodies the truth of what modern wellness should be: flexible, emotionally intelligent, and grounded in science.
“I created Nebbi for the moments before breakdown… for the quiet emotional weight we carry every day”
