May is Mental Health Awareness Month. During this important time, we aim to reduce stigma, promote awareness, and encourage open conversations. Therefore, we invite you to watch a recording of our educational webinar, presented in partnership with our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider, Health Advocate.
This session is designed for employees, managers, and HR teams alike. It offers practical tools and valuable insights to better support mental health at work. Specifically, experts from Health Advocate lead the discussion by sharing important facts, strategies, and real-life examples.
To begin, the webinar reviews key mental health statistics. You will discover how stress, anxiety, and depression affect the workforce. Consequently, these challenges impact focus, morale, and productivity. Understanding these numbers helps explain why supporting mental health is essential.
Furthermore, the webinar offers useful tips on communicating concerns. You will learn how to recognize signs that someone may be struggling. Additionally, it covers how to start caring conversations and create a safe, respectful environment. These skills help build trust and foster stronger teams.
Moreover, you will gain guidance on how to connect with helpful resources. The presenters explain how to access EAP services, when to refer someone for additional support, and how to encourage help-seeking behaviors. By doing so, organizations can create a culture where mental wellness is prioritized.
In summary, supporting mental health is more than just policies—it’s about caring for people. When you invest in mental well-being, you create a healthier and more engaged workplace.
Whether you lead a team or want to support coworkers, this session equips you with the knowledge to take meaningful action. It’s practical, timely, and easy to implement.
Watch now to increase awareness and promote mental wellness in your organization.
The original webinar was on April 10, 2025, as part of AlphaStaffHCM’s Webinar Series, presented by our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) partner, Health Advocate.