An estimated 6-7% of full-time workers in the U.S. experience major depression. Do you know what depression costs your organization? Find out with our new Depression Calculator.
Ewuria Darley will discuss mental health practices in the workplace, current trends, employer roles, strategies for addressing employees’ mental health, and key resources for employers.
Gruttadaro discussed how employees without close or supportive relationships at work are more likely to feel disconnected from their jobs.
Loneliness is a factor for all working adults and the modern work place is inadvertently contributing to the challenge.
Our program director Darcy Gruttadaro is in Los Angeles tonight at Zócalo Public Square for a University of California, Los Angeles event to discuss: How Can We Reverse the Depression Epidemic?
Parity is a topic that employers should carefully review and discuss with their insurance carriers or Third Party Administrators (TPA). A new report by Milliman identifies key areas of potential concern for employers related to compliance with federal mental health parity laws and regulations.
The Center for Workplace Mental Health and the APA Foundation is proud to announce the selection of its’ new Director, Darcy Gruttadaro.
This past April marked a meaningful gathering of minds about workplace mental health. The National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions (the National Alliance), formerly named the National Business Coalition on Health, brought together experts, researchers, and panels of employers to share high-level thinking about current issues related to mental health and wellbeing with other employers and employer coalition representatives.
New name, same mission, better workplace mental health resources
The Partnership for Workplace Mental Health first started getting questions from employers in 2009 and 2010 about new technologies that promised the safe and effective provision of mental health treatment online through apps and interactive web portals.
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