Read Wysa’s 2023 Employee Mental Health Report, as launched at World Economic Forum. Learn more

  • Wysa at Davos

     

    Wysa was invited to moderate the discussion on Mental Health at Work at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos in January 2023.

     

    With over 500 million conversations, Wysa is in a unique position to bring the voice of the user into global forums as they discuss approaches to the worsening mental health crisis.

     

    This year, we launched the Employee Mental Health Report 2023, based on insights drawn from the analysis of 150,000 anonymous conversations with employees from 60 countries across the world. It is one of the largest observational studies of it's kind and is the start of Wysa's initiative to bring the voice of global users to the main platforms of change in the world.

     

  • Global Employee Mental Health Report

     

    As of 2022, mental health concerns contribute to the highest disease burden in the general population and the linkage between psychosocial risk factors at work and stress-related disorders is clear. In Wysa’s  ‘All Worked Up’ report, we heard employees describe barriers like stigma and lack of awareness, and why it is hard to reach out for help. Employers still have a lot of work to do to truly expand access to mental health at work. 

     

    There is an absence of global data on employee mental health, with most analysis restricted to developed countries. Even in those reports, the voice of the employee is notable in its absence. This report hopes to address this gap, and build the economic case for adding AI as the first step of care.

     

    60

     

    Countries

    11,300

     

    Employees

    150,000

     

    Conversations

     $30M

     

    Cost Savings

  • Innovation for SDGs: AI for Mental Health

     

    When: Thursday, 19th January, 9:30 am CET

    Where: Ideas Hub + Livestreamed Online

     

    Wysa has been selected as one of the World's 10 Top Innovators to present how its work is having an impact on the global mental health challenge at the Innovation for SDG session during the Annual Meeting at Davos.

     

    Wysa will make the global case for AI as a preventative and first step of care in mental health. We will present the global need level, and how Wysa removes the barriers to access and is clinically evidenced to deliver impact at scale.

    Mental Health at Work: WEF Working Session

     

    When: Wednesday, 18th January, 9:30 am CET

     

    Wysa is moderating the Mental Health at Work panel discussion with an interactive problem-solving session at the World Economic Forum in Davos, with opening remarks by the Director General of the World Health Organisation, Mr. Tedros Adhanom Gebreyesus.

     

    At this event, the panel will launch Wysa's Global Employee Mental Health Report, which documents the voice of users from 60 countries and makes them a part of the conversation. We will also share insights from Wysa’s recent 'All Worked Up' whitepaper, which explains the depth of need in employee mental health versus the general population, and the barriers that remain in place despite so much investment from employers.

    Collaborating to Scale the Impact of Mental Health

     

    When: Wednesday, 18th January, 16:00pm

    Where: Dome B, Ice Village

     

    Wysa's founder Jo Aggarwal joins Gary Shaughnessy from Zurich Foundation and Carla Haddad Mardini, Director of UNICEF in a panel moderated by Dr. Murali Doraiswamy, Professor of Psychiatry at Duke University. This panel will discuss initiatives working to reduce stigma, supporting mental health outcomes and best practices for leveraging new technologies (such as chatbots and AI/ML) to enhance youth well-being.

     

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    Meet our Founder

    “Finding the answer to a globally pervasive and ever growing problem requires a radically different approach. Existing systems are deeply embedded, particularly in healthcare, and it is easier to be a part of their ‘innovation tourism’ than a column in their procurement. This is not enough. The cost of poor mental health is debilitating for families, employers and national economies. During this time of global recession following the pandemic, loss of life and loss of income means this cost is growing; contributing to a negative spiral that must be stopped. We will share our evidence and insights with World Economic Forum leaders who share our mission, and have the power to deliver solutions that change things for the better, on a massive scale.”

    - Jo Aggarwal | Founder

  • Wysa at WEF 2023

    Here are the main events Wysa will participate in. Join us or download the materials here.

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    Top 10 Innovator Insights

    Jo will present the latest data on the global mental health challenge, and how Wysa is solving it by removing access barriers at scale.

     

    Wysa was selected as one of the world's 10 Top Innovators to present how its work is having an impact on the global mental health challenge at the Innovation for SDG session in Annual Meeting.

     

    Wysa will make the global case for AI as a preventative and first step of care in mental health. We will present the global need level, how Wysa removes the barriers to access and is clinically evidenced to deliver impact at scale. Wysa will publish new data at WEF.

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    Mental Health at Work Panel

    Jo Aggarwal is to host the Mental Health at Work panel discussion with interactive problem solving session at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

     

    The event will discuss strategies to mainstream evidence based solutions in employee mental health with key industry leaders participating including Amnesty International, Spring Health, TAMER Healthcare and Hackensack.

     

    We will share data from Wysa’s recent 'All Worked Up' whitepaper which explains the depth of need in employee mental health versus the general population, and the barriers that remain in place despite so much investment from employers.

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    Unicef Panel Debate

    Wysa joins leaders Gary Shaughnessy, Zurich Foundation, Carla Haddad Mardini, UNICEF Director, Murali Doraiswamy, Professor of Psychiatry.

     

    This panel of mental health leaders will discuss initiatives that are working to reduce stigma, programmes that are supporting mental health outcomes and best practices for leveraging new technologies.

     

    Globally, more than 1 in 7 adolescents is estimated to live with a diagnosed mental health disorder. There is clear urgency for communities to prioritise mental health and for businesses to help scale up investments in mental health prevention and promotion.

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