Why Workplace Support Matters For Employees With Mental Illness
Among employees with lived experience of mental illness, 43% cite a supportive supervisor as the key variable for thriving at work.
Among employees with lived experience of mental illness, 43% cite a supportive supervisor as the key variable for thriving at work.
Bupa has partnered with men’s health charity Movember to help more men stay engaged with mental health support, following research showing that 45 per cent of men disengage from therapy before completing treatment.
For many men, a diagnosis finally puts a name to what they have been feeling, but the real challenge often begins right after.
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A severe onset of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) took Stephen Smith from starting quarterback at his Texas university to housebound in six months. He saw provider after provider, cycling through incorrect diagnoses, before learning the root of his struggle.
Rebuilding everyday opportunities for connection may be one of the most powerful ways to protect men’s mental health.
For too long, masculinity has been associated with optics. Phrases like “never let them see you sweat” or “tears are for the weak” suggest that men should internalize how they truly feel and instead portray a version of themselves devoid of their true colors. But allowing other people to dictate how they should feel or…
More than nine in 10 UK employees have access to employer-provided mental health support, yet only 37% say they would use it if they needed help, according to new research. The survey of 2,010 UK employees, commissioned by employee wellbeing service Kara Connect, also found that one in four do not know how to access…
Step by determined step, 28-year-old Zolani Ndalo Zondani is walking the length of South Africa with a single mission: to shatter the silence surrounding men’s mental health. Armed with nothing more than a hand-carved walking stick and unwavering resolve, this mental health advocate is turning highways into platforms for conversation – one gruelling kilometre at…
Abu Dhabi: Psychologists have reported that social norms force men to feel ashamed or embarrassed if they lose their ability to compose themselves in the face of situations they encounter.