• Wysa's AI gives users a voice in how care is delivered to them. Our research and analytics team analyze this data to create measurable impact and understand how to better support teams and families.

    Here you will find links to our recent reports based on Wysa's dataset of over 6 million users and original needs based research.

  • Report findings

  • Loneliness at the Crossroads of Mental and Physical Health

    Wysa conducted a nationally representative survey of more than 2,000 adults across the United States to understand the impact of loneliness on mental and physical health. Key findings include:

    • Nearly one in three people report feeling lonely often or always.
    • Loneliness is closely linked to fatigue, sleep disturbances, and physical pain.
    • Emotional connection, rather than simply living with others, is the key protective factor.

    The data presented in this report highlights loneliness as a growing clinical concern with measurable effects on wellbeing and highlights the need for integrated care approaches that address both mind and body.

  • Colleagues in Crisis

    In February 2024, Wysa commissioned an independent survey of over 6,000 employees across the USA, UK, and Canada to examine the current landscape of mental health challenges and support structures in the workplace. Key findings include:

    • Many employees are at significant risk of experiencing mental health crises, including thoughts of self-harm and suicidal ideation.
    • There is a clear lack of adequate support from employers for those facing these serious mental health issues.

    The data presented in this report highlights the widespread occurrence of mental health crises in workplaces worldwide and highlights the urgent need for improved support systems.

  • The Role of AI in Crises

    Despite the clear need, implementing effective mental health interventions for employees remains a challenge. Barriers include stigma, lack of awareness, geographical and financial constraints, and fragmented data on needs and efficacy.

    This report aims to highlight how conversational AI can bridge these gaps, presenting data and insights that could revolutionize crisis support in the workplace.

    With a focus on ‘SOS’ instances—critical moments when people face mental health emergencies—this groundbreaking observational study analyzes over 53,000 conversations with Wysa’s AI chatbot, spanning 99 countries and 19,000 users.

  • 'All Worked Up' Report

    Wysa commissioned an independent survey of over 2,000 employees to look into the current state of mental health in the UK and USA workforces. Our survey took respondents through depression and anxiety screening questionnaires and asked the 4 in 10 who screened positive for symptoms if they had sought professional support. The results are staggering. Read this report to find out more, including:

    • A rise in mental health symptoms reported by employees, often greater than the general population. The report explains the findings in different demographics.
    • What people are telling their employers about their mental health, if anything, and those keeping it secret.

    Only 1 in 3 employees with symptoms of depression and anxiety access support. The data in this report reveals why.

  • Employee Mental Health Report

    This report hopes to help address the gap in global access to mental health. It is one of the largest observational studies of its kind globally and is presented here for the first time. These insights are drawn from the analysis of 150,000 conversations that 11,300 employees from 11 organizations and 60 countries had with Wysa’s AI chat platform, over 13 months.

    • How global workers speak about their distress, across geographies and through time
    • How distress shows up in mood scores and prevalence statistics, in depression and anxiety scores
    • Case Study: The financial cost of poor mental health that is accrued by an employer

  • UK Youth Report

    Discover the truth about teenage mental health in the UK with our groundbreaking research. While NHS data suggests that 1 in 6 teenagers have mental health problems, our study reveals that the scale of the crisis is worse than previously thought.

    We surveyed over 1400 teenagers, aged 13 to 17, to find out what's troubling them, where they seek support, and whether that support is making a difference. We even conducted a mental health assessment, asking those who showed significant levels of depression and anxiety why they hadn't sought professional help.

    Our report reveals a mental health crisis of unprecedented magnitude, and sheds light on what young people are experiencing right now.

  • Conversational AI for Mental Health: Potential & Risks

    This report explores the potential of ChatGPT and upcoming conversational AI technologies.

    • Clinical efficacy, safety, privacy, usability, acceptability and engagement of ChatGPT for mental health support
    • The real-world impact of conversational AI
    • How ChatGPT changes healthcare
    • Guardrails that need to be put in place to minimize risk
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