Mental Health
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Creating a Supportive Work Environment

Written by
Dr April Ward
Published on
October 3, 2023

Supportive Workplaces

A supportive work environment is vital for mental health. This includes having policies that promote mental well-being, such as flexible working hours and access to mental health resources.

Encouraging Open Dialogue

Encouraging employees to speak openly about their mental health can help reduce stigma and create a culture of support. Regular check-ins and mental health days can also contribute to a healthier workplace.

Dr April Ward
HCPC Clinical Psychologist

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