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Jan
2019
Loneliness: Why Employers Should Care

Today, technology allows us to speak with others across the country and the world without having to leave our office. We also see a rise in open floor plan offices aimed at fostering interaction and good communication. While these modern-day opportunities are convenient, they may actually be contributing to loneliness. As human beings, we have an innate need to be connected to others, to belong. Loneliness pulls us away from social connectedness and is becoming a real concern for employers.

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Jan
15
Is Loneliness Taking over the Future of Our Workplace?

Changes in the way we work are making people lonely. In a recent Medium article, Darcy Gruttadaro says, “this is certainly a trend that’s growing”. She goes on to say, “It presents a challenge for employers to help people feel engaged and social in the workplace.”

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Jan
7
What Employers Can Do As Americans Experience Greater Anxiety

Whether it’s a heavy workload, tight deadlines or long commutes, many aspects of our job contribute to the increasing rates of anxiety.

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Making Workplace Mental Health Work

See how employers are successfully implementing workplace mental health programs and initiatives.

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Turnkey Programs
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We work directly with employers to provide ready-to-deploy resources and programs, helping business to raise standards, positively effect policy change, and improve worker quality of life. 

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MAKING THE BUSINESS CASE
What Mental Health Means To Your Business

Investing in a mentally healthy workplace is good for business, helping to reduce absenteeism and decreased disability costs while improving employee morale and productivity. 

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Learn About Mental Health Issues

Understanding the conditions, policies, and treatment of mental health issues is the first step to addressing their impact on the workplace. Here, we provide information and insight on mental health issues to help you initiate and manage effective programs and policies. 

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