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Wellbeing Digital Announces Resignation of Directors

Wellbeing Digital Sciences Inc. (NEO: MEDI | OTC: KONEF | FRA: SQ2), an evidence-based mental healthcare company focused on the development and implementation…

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Wellbeing Digital Sciences Inc. (NEO: MEDI | OTC: KONEF | FRA: SQ2), an evidence-based mental healthcare company focused on the development and implementation of innovative clinical solutions, including psychedelic medicine and digital therapeutics as supported by clinical research, announces that James Henning and Steven Inglefield have stepped down as directors of the Company

“James has served on the Wellbeing board of directors since the Company’s inception. Overtime he has made many contributions to the success and growth of the Company, drawing on a wealth of experience gained over a long and successful business career.”

Najla Guthrie, CEO of Wellbeing

“Steven has served as a Director of the Company as well as its Chief Operating Officer since the purchase of IRP Health Ltd. (“IRP”) and made considerable contributions during his tenure. With the Company’s decision to divest IRP Health Ltd. (“IRP”), Steven leaves to focus on IRP’s expanding growth.”

Najla Guthrie, CEO of Wellbeing

“On behalf of the board of directors, the management team and our shareholders, I thank James and Steven for their contributions and wish them the best in their future endeavours,” added Najla.

About Wellbeing Digital Sciences

Wellbeing Digital Sciences Inc. is an evidence-based mental healthcare company focused on the development and implementation of innovative clinical treatment solutions, including psychedelic medicine and digital therapeutics, as supported by clinical research. Its mission is supported by a network of North American clinics that provide forward-thinking therapies and other types of treatment to patients as well as through a contract research organization that offers clinical trials services to clients pursuing drug development.

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