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Updated Nov 15, 2026, 10:36 PM UTC
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| Lyra Health | 6 |
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Latest about Lyra Health
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lyrahealth.com
How to Practice Gratitude: 5 Ways to Make It Meaningful
Ever tried to make a gratitude list at the end of a terrible day and found yourself staring at a blank page? Or felt like you should be grateful for what you have, even when you’re struggling? Gratitude is often presented as a simple way to feel happier. But when it becomes another thing you’re supposed to do, it can feel forced or even frustrating. The more useful approach isn’t to look for the…
lyrahealth.com
Veterans’ Mental Health: Why Support Must Go Beyond PTSD
When people think about veterans’ mental health, PTSD often comes to mind first. But focusing too narrowly on trauma can overlook other important aspects of veterans’ well-being, including their sense of identity, belonging, and purpose. Military service can shape how people see themselves, connect with others, and find meaning in their work. Those experiences don’t disappear when someone…
lyrahealth.com
What Is Management Coaching? Benefits, Examples, and How It Works
Managers are taking on bigger teams, navigating AI-driven change, and facing growing expectations to support employee performance and well-being. In Lyra’s 2027 Workforce Mental Health Trends Forecast, 89% of benefits leaders say managers will become more important as AI changes work, and 85% say managers would benefit from more support. Traditional training can teach leadership fundamentals.
lyrahealth.com
2027 Workforce Mental Health Trends
AI has the potential to change jobs, skills, and expectations at work. Employees are learning new ways of working while facing uncertainty about what comes next. Managers are helping their teams adapt while navigating those same changes themselves. Benefits leaders increasingly see mental health as essential to how organizations navigate that uncertainty and perform through change. 83%
lyrahealth.com
Why Complex Mental Health Care Needs to Go Beyond Crisis Treatment
Getting someone through a serious mental health crisis can be life-changing. What happens next can determine whether that progress lasts. For people navigating complex mental health conditions like substance use disorders, suicidality, or eating disorders, recovery rarely follows a straight line. Progress can come with setbacks, treatment needs can change, and too often…
lyrahealth.com
Coping With Cancer and How Loved Ones Can Help
A cancer diagnosis can be a lot to take in. Before you’ve had time to process the news, you may already be facing medical appointments, treatment decisions, and questions about work and family. It’s understandable if you’re not sure what to think or feel. About 2 in 5 Americans will develop cancer during their lifetime, but no two people experience it the same way. You might feel frightened…
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