Starbucks Offers 20 Therapy Sessions to U.S. Employees

Erik Samdahl - Vice President, Marketing, i4cp
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March 22, 2020
March 22, 2020
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Starbucks is adding mental health sessions for its employees as part of its recent commitment to improve its mental health benefits.

Beginning April 6, Starbucks will provide all U.S. employees—and their eligible family members—access to 20 sessions a year with a mental health therapist or coach through provider Lyra Health, at no cost to the user. Sessions can be in-person or via video-chat. Employees also will have unlimited access to self-care apps through Lyra Health.

Read more at HR Executive.

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Erik Samdahl
Erik Samdahl, Vice President, Marketing
Erik oversees for all marketing efforts at i4cp and works alongside several departments to execute organizational initiatives. He has over 20 years of experience in the research industry.