Employee benefits consultancy Amba partners with online therapy business Support Room

Makes therapy for employees more accessible

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Employee benefits consultancy Amba has partnered with online therapy business Support Room to bring on-demand therapist support services to employees via in-app messaging, videos and voice messages.

With the impact of Covid-19 leading to a rise in poor mental health, employees are increasingly looking to their employer for support. Support Room CEO Ash Vipani said the partnership with Amba would allow his company to lend better support to HR teams and business owners. "Organisations can act to boost employee productivity and morale, especially as the world recovers from the pandemic," he said. Amba CEO Tobin Murphy-Coles added: "This partnership with Support Room is an important element of Amba's mission to use employee benefits as a force for good. "The impact of being abl...

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