What to Check in Mental Health Benefits Before Open Enrollment
A practical checklist for employees and HR: networks, parity, telehealth, session limits, the EAP and prior authorization, before you pick a plan.
In-depth guides on assessing and improving mental health at work – 15 articles so far, from burnout and policy to benefits and hybrid schedules.
A practical checklist for employees and HR: networks, parity, telehealth, session limits, the EAP and prior authorization, before you pick a plan.
Shift patterns, fatigue and the lack of a desk, laptop or private room change how stress builds on the frontline. What employers can do about it.
Which metrics show whether a workplace mental health program is working, how to read them without fooling yourself, and what to report upward.
Practical, non-clinical habits around sleep, movement, screens and breaks, plus what teams and employers can change to make them easier.
Burnout does not erase your skills. A stage-by-stage plan for recovering, taking stock and getting back to work on better terms.
What the return-to-office years taught about predictable schedules, commute load, coffee badging and the team agreements that make hybrid work livable.
How a US employer can use ISO 45003 to find psychosocial hazards, rate the risk and choose controls that change the work, not just the worker.
A section-by-section guide to drafting a workplace mental health policy, with sample clause wording and the gaps that most often trip employers up.
Most EAPs fail quietly: people forget them, doubt the confidentiality or stall on the first call. The fixes that work, one stage at a time.
Remote isolation rarely fixes itself. These rituals, team practices and weekly rhythms make connection a normal part of distributed work.
What managers should say, what to leave to professionals, and how to train the difference, with sample wording and a do and don't table.
The global figures on mental health and lost work are real, but they rarely transfer to one employer. How to build a case that survives a CFO.