How employers can help identify and address their employees’ stress.
Workforce State of Mind: How mental health challenges in the workplace demand more resources and investment
Both personal and workplace lifestyles have changed significantly in the past few years, shining a light on mental health awareness and making it a key topic for employers to address. Guardian’s 11th Annual Workplace Benefits Study discovered that mental health challenges in the workplace demand more resources and investment from organizations than ever.
Guardian + Spring Health mental wellness webinar series
The ever-evolving landscape of the workplace can unforeseen challenges for employers to navigate. Our mental health Guardian Edge webinar series featuring speakers from Spring Health addresses a variety of complex topics, such as employee burnout, grief and loss, substance abuse, and workplace mental wellness resource.
Three in four workers cite stress and burnout as their biggest mental health challenges.1 Burnout is impacting personal performance, affecting productivity and revenue for organizations. Learning more about how to identify and help address burnout within the workforce can help to establish a positive environment where workers can flourish personally and productively.
How employers can help identify and address their employees’ stress.
Preventing burnt-out employees is now more important than ever. What can employers do to help?
Five helpful stress management techniques.
In today’s workforce, employees have been found to appreciate when their employers for mental health support with 75% of employees who work at organizations with high levels of mental health support reporting that are happy at their jobs.2 In addition to providing mental health benefits, sharing bite-sized content with your workforce can be a simple way to help continue the conversation around mental well-being
This article offers three ways to help incorporate effective mental health care into your daily life, no matter your geographical access or cost limitations.
Watch this video for meditation and breathing techniques with Dr. Ellen Contente.
A helpful mental wellness tool to keep in mind for the most stressful times.
The shifting landscape of the post-pandemic workplace is reflected in employers' challenges about what their organizations will face in the years ahead.
Learn more about the benefits outliers within the education industry — where it leads, where it lags, and the sector's greatest challenges.
Learn about the current state of America’s workforce and how employers are shifting to address well-being.
Today’s social justice movement is an opportunity for organizations to move beyond rhetoric by weaving justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (J.E.D.I.) into the fabric of their company and values to make lasting change. Explore approaches for your workplace.
Mental health has become a key topic of our times, deeply entrenched in our personal and working lexicons. Each year, 1 in 5 US adults is affected by a mental health condition; more than half of them (55%) receive no treatment.3 Even so, optimism seems to be the trend with 64% of companies agreeing with the statement, “our organization creates and nurtures a culture of well-being.”4 Employers are taking action to help introduce mental health benefits and create a stigma-free workplace culture to support long-term positive well-being for their employees.
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