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Issue #29: 5 Recommendations From Young Professionals On Workplace Mental Health
Welcome to Peace Echo's mental well-being newsletter! Today's issue will cover all about mental health in the workplace (Plus discover 5 recommendations from young professionals on workplace mental health)
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Welcome Note
Welcome to Peace Echo, where we champion mental well-being in every aspect of life.
Today’s focus is on mental health in the workplace. Join us as we explore strategies, resources, and insights to foster a supportive and healthy work environment.
Tips From The Tube
The one factor causing depression and anxiety in the workplace | Johann Hari | Big Think
Expressions like "feeling down" or "feeling low" are more literal than we think, says Lost Connections author Johann Hari. A 30-year field study of wild African baboons by the incredible Stanford University professor Robert Sapolsky has shown that there is a remarkable relationship between depression, anxiety, and social hierarchies.
The RIGHT Way to Do Work-Life Balance | Simon Sinek
We need to start trusting people to set their own boundaries when it comes to work and personal life. The two shouldn't be in opposition, but rather work in tandem FOR the individual, not against.
3 rules for better work-life balance | The Way We Work, a TED series
Have you answered a work email during an important family event? Or taken a call from your boss while on vacation? According to behavioral scientist and Harvard Business School professor Ashley Whillans, "always-on" work culture is not only ruining our personal well-being — but our work, as well. She shares which bad habits are stopping us from getting what we need out of our free time and three practical steps for setting boundaries that stick.
From The Social Media
Toxic productivity or workaholism has become a way of life people across geographies. But it is doing more harm than good to people's mental, physical, social and emotional health.
— HT Health Shots (@hthealthshots)
10:00 AM • Sep 9, 2024
Boosting Employee Mental Health: Best Practices for Success
#EmployeeWellbeing#MentalHealthMatters#PositiveWorkCulture#WorkplaceWellness#HealthyEmployees#OpenCommunication#FlexibilityInWork#CounselingAccess#SupportingEmployees#ThrivingWorkplace— Skoob (@djskoob2021)
1:04 PM • Sep 8, 2024
According to our studies, we’ve found that there’s a heavy correlation between employee mental health and managers who foster growth and belonging in their employees.
Active managers with strong coaching skills = a healthy workplace.
— BetterUp (@BetterUp)
10:46 PM • Nov 12, 2023
63% reported that their workplace #stress resulted in a significant impact on their mental and behavioral health bit.ly/2yyUYTx
— Mental Health America (@MentalHealthAm)
4:02 PM • Oct 26, 2017
Mental health in the workplace is a top priority.
Follow these six tips to ensure you're doing everything you can for employees.
Learn more: mck.co/3qD7avd
— McKinsey & Company (@McKinsey)
5:57 AM • Feb 19, 2021
From The Newsroom
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Peace Echo