WEBINAR REPLAY

Unlock the Power of Your Workforce to Prevent Burnout

Learn methods to reduce burnout, boost resilience, and create an organization that puts mental health first.

What You’ll Learn

The World Health Organization recently recognized burnout as an occupational health hazard, and research from Indeed found that 52% of employees are experiencing burnout. This work-related mental health issue is more pervasive, more chronic, and more impactful to day-to-day functioning than typical work stress, and can dramatically impact employees’ productivity and retention. Hear how several employers are successfully tackling workforce burnout.

In this webinar you will learn:

  • What burnout is and why it’s important to address this issue now
  • Why burnout requires organizational, systemic change that employers are best positioned to lead
  • Methods to reduce burnout, boost resilience, and create an organization that puts mental health first
  • How benefits that mitigate burnout are highly valued as part of an overall compensation package for employees

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Chris Jackson

AVP of Partnerships, Lyra Health

Keren Wasserman

Program Manager, Lyra Health

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About the Panel

Christopher Jackson

Christopher Jackson is an Area Vice President at Lyra Health. He leads Lyra’s new partnership efforts with a focus on large employers. Prior to joining Lyra, Jacksons was Head of Public Health for one of the nation's largest behavioral health EHR Providers. He has consulted on and led complex behavioral and public health information technology projects for F500 organizations and in the public sector at local, state and national levels.

Keren Wasserman

Keren Wasserman is the Organizational Effectiveness Program Manager on the Workforce Mental Health team at Lyra Health. Prior to Lyra Health, she worked as a management consultant focused in particular on large-scale change management implementations. Wasserman's mission is to help organizations create healthy workplaces through embedding well-being strategies into the design of employees' day-to-day work.