WEBINAR REPLAY

How to Help Parents in your Workforce During the Transition Back-to-School

Despite pandemic restrictions beginning to lift, going back to school doesn’t necessarily mean back to normal. Learn strategies to support parents in your workforce as they prepare for a school year full of uncertainty.

What You’ll Learn in this On-Demand Replay

The COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of everyone across the globe, including parents and school-aged children. Now, as pandemic restrictions begin to lift across the U.S., most schools are preparing to welcome students for in-person learning. However, this year’s back to school doesn’t necessarily mean back to normal for working parents. This school year still includes a variety of challenges, including an often dizzying maze of information about COVID guidelines from local governments/districts, and schools. At the same time, these parents are trying to support their children’s mental health as they anticipate a new school year full of uncertainty.

As the 2021-2022 school year begins, your employees with school-aged children may need greater support.

In this on-demand webinar, you’ll learn:

  • Proactive strategies for how to best support working parents
  • Stress reduction tips to share with employees that can help them as they care for both themselves and their children
  • When to connect employees to resources for parental stress and anxiety

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Kendall Browne, PhD

Program Manager, Workforce Mental Health, Lyra Health

Karen Timmeny

Director of Strategic Customer Success, Lyra Health

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About the Speakers

Kendall Browne, PhD

Kendall Browne, PhD, is the Program Manager, Workforce Mental Health at Lyra Health and a licensed clinical psychologist. Dr. Browne has over a decade of experience in the development, evaluation, and use of evidence-based interventions for mental health conditions, including anxiety disorders, trauma-related disorders, and substance use disorders. Throughout her career, Dr. Browne has provided educational trainings and consultation to healthcare leaders, administrators, frontline clinician providers and employees. Prior to joining Lyra Health, Dr. Browne conducted research and supported local and national education and clinical training initiatives as the Associate Director, Training and Education for the Veterans Affairs Center of Excellence in Substance Addiction Treatment and Education. In her current role, she consults with employers on workplace wellness and mental health strategy and contributes to the development and delivery of Lyra's educational content.

 

Karen Timmeny

Karen Timmeny is an expert in health and wellbeing benefits with over 20 years of experience supporting benefit strategy. In her current role as Director Strategic Customer Success at Lyra Health, she supports the development of mental health strategies for customers including Fidelity, Square, and McDonalds. Previously, Karen has worked for digital solutions focused on building employee resilience, employee engagement platforms, and benefits navigation systems. She has worked with customers like JPMorgan Chase, Ford Motor Company, Johnson & Johnson, Dr. Pepper Snapple, and Capital One.