
Joe Grasso, PhD
@drjoegrasso
Psychologist | @LyraHealth Director of Workforce Mental Health | Strategist and advocate for mental health-friendly work practices and company cultures
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/joegrasso/ 08-07-2020 19:45:45
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Is It OK to Reveal Your Anxiety or Depression to Your Boss? Our founder and CEO, Kelly Greenwood, shared her personal story and tips with the The Wall Street Journal. Read the article: on.wsj.com/2H0w1as #workplacesafety #Mentalhealth #workplace #Leadership #companyculture

It’s National Mental Health Awareness Week, so Lyra's Joe Grasso, PhD is here to debunk some stigmatizing myths about mental health. #employeementalhealth #nationalmentalhealthawarenessweek #employeewellbeing bit.ly/33UHtMq





Feeling stressed about tonight's #PresidentialDebate? According to Joe Grasso, PhD "Slowing down, breathing deeply, and focusing on the present moment calms your body and mind." For more tips, check out our election stress toolkit & share w/ your employees! bit.ly/3jnpsvU




Thanks BenefitsPRO for covering the continued (and long overdue) trend of employer benefits teams prioritizing comprehensive MH support for weary workforces.

Excited to be speak on 1/26 alongside Saydeah Howard Chief Talent Officer at IVP re: trends in #workplace #mentalhealth in 2021 and practical guidance on benefits, workplace policies and programs. Relevant for any #HR professional in the #finance space: wbresear.ch/lyrahrfinances…




We're thrilled that Lyra's Clinical Director of Partnerships Joe Grasso, PhD has been featured in the Los Angeles Times discussing the growing importance of an employee mental health offering. Check it out now: lat.ms/2NProUi

If your mental health is feeling a little off, you're not alone. This week, Lyra's Director of Workforce Mental Health Joe Grasso, PhD discusses Pandemic Brain. bit.ly/3tiGbpk


In hard work weeks, I recall Brené Brown's guidance on interrupting the shame spiral. We're only human, folks. We get things wrong sometimes. So, be kind to yourself. Observe your feelings with open curiosity vs. getting knocked down by them, so you can respond to setbacks wisely
