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    Ban.do Founder Jen Gotch Opened Up About Her Mental Health and Inspired a Valuable Change at Her Brand

    'We've got more to offer than just cute cups,' she says about being focused on products that promote personal betterment.
    by Stephanie Schomer Nov 01, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Ban.do
    Ban.do

    Jen Gotch was diagnosed with when she was 23, and she’s always been open about it. “I never felt a stigma and didn’t keep it private,” says Gotch, now 47. “There was just no , so I didn’t have a platform.” Two years ago, that changed: Following a divorce,, too -- and her follower count grew to more than 200,000.

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