Workplaces can play a key role in maintaining positive mental health. They can give people the opportunity to feel productive and be a strong contributor to employee wellbeing. They can also be a source of stress that contributes to mental health concerns and illnesses.
With most adults spending more of their waking hours at work than anywhere else, addressing issues of mental health at work and showing compassion and understanding to one another is of utmost importance.
For this year’s World Mental Health Day on the 10th of October, browse our microsite Nurturing mental wellness: Cultivating compassion in the workplace and learn the impact that kindness and positivity can have on you and your organization.
TELUS Health Learning presents Making a case for kindness: embracing neurodiversity in the workplace on October 10th at 1:30 pm BST | 2:30 pm CEST. You will gain invaluable insights from experts who will help you better understand neurodiversity, identify the benefits, challenges and myths associated with neurodivergent individuals and provide practical tips on creating an inclusive workplace that accommodates all employees. Register now.
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