Registration requires identifying and login information

To become a member, you must provide your name, email, date of birth, and password; some features may ask for more information.

Headspace collects health details you provide when you use it

Headspace says it collects health and wellness information you provide through products or care, including survey answers and treatment conversations.

This applies when you provide health or wellness information through the products or services.

Support-chat text may be kept before you send it

Text you type into a support form before submission may be collected, retained, and used for business purposes.

This applies if you enter text into the described support form before submitting it.

Care records may be kept for 10 years after your last use

If you use coaching or clinical services, affiliated providers say they retain applicable care records for 10 years after your last use, or as required by law.

This applies if you use the coaching or other Services and generates applicable care records.

You can request access, correction, export or deletion of your data

The policy offers privacy requests regardless of where you live, including access, correction, export and deletion, though exceptions and identity verification may apply.

Requests are subject to exceptions, and Headspace may require information to verify your identity.

Headspace may share limited data for targeted ads

Headspace may share limited personal information with ad platforms for targeted advertising; the policy describes opt-outs for certain state residents.

The opt-out rights and instructions cited here apply to California and the other states named in the policy.

Public posts and feedback can get a lasting commercial-use license

If you post public material or send feedback, Headspace can use it commercially, sublicense it and pay you nothing under a perpetual license.

This applies if you submit User Material, defined as publicly available material, or separate Submissions such as feedback.

Headspace may end access immediately for fraud or breach

The terms allow Headspace to suspend or terminate access for fraud or a breach of its terms, potentially immediately and without notice.

This applies if Headspace suspends or terminates access for fraud or a breach of a Terms obligation.

The terms require individual arbitration and waive most class claims

The terms route most disputes to individual arbitration and generally waive class claims, but allow small-claims actions and a written opt-out within 30 days.

Paid subscriptions renew until you cancel before renewal

If you activate a paid subscription, it renews and charges for the next period unless you cancel before renewal; access continues through the current period.

This applies only if you activate a paid subscription.

Paid subscriptions and one-time purchases are generally nonrefundable

The terms generally deny refunds for subscription fees after cancellation and say one-time purchases are final, with an applicable-law exception for subscriptions.

This applies if you purchase a subscription or make a non-recurring purchase.