A quiet place to take stock
How are you holding up, really? Do you still feel you belong here? Who do you have around you when things get hard? Talk it through with Lacis, in private. In about fifteen minutes you'll see what's weighing on you and what's helping, and one small thing worth trying.
How it works
Three simple steps.
Talk it through
Lacis asks, listens, and follows what you say. Say as much or as little as you like.
See your pattern
What's holding you up, what's wearing you down, and the one place a small change would matter most.
Try one thing
Small, specific, yours. Come back in a few weeks and see what's moved.
What you get
Three things you take away.
Confidential by design
Your words and your results are encrypted and yours. Your employer sees only grouped results, across 10 people or more. Never your individual answers.
Built on years of research
Entrelacs is built on years of research into how connections form and what keeps them going. The conversation stays simple without being shallow.
What Lacis doesn't do
Lacis isn't a person, and this isn't therapy. If something feels too heavy, we point you to a service that can help, independent of your employer.
What your employers see
Grouped results, across 10 people or more.
If you need help now
Entrelacs is a measurement instrument, not a crisis service. If you need help now, it can only point you toward it.
If you're struggling, or worried about someone else, talk to a person — your doctor, a crisis line, or someone you trust. Your employer is not involved and cannot see that you looked.
- US — 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text 988
- France — 3114, national suicide prevention line
- UK — Samaritans, 116 123
- Elsewhere — findahelpline.com lists services by country
- Immediate danger — emergency services
If something in your report worried you, take it to a professional rather than sitting with it
