This article is published at Business Business Business. If you’re sitting around a dinner table right now, there’s a high chance someone in your vicinity has a mental illness. Mental illnesses are so common that we all know someone who is suffering: one in five Australians experiences one at any given time. And while we’re … Continue reading How to help an employee struggling with Mental Health
Why Small Business Owners Struggle with Mental Health – and How to Help Them
With the recent celebration of R U Ok? Day, more and more people are taking the time to check in on the mental health of their colleagues, family and friends. As society becomes more accepting of the seriousness of mental health issues, there’s also more support out there than ever before, especially for employees: 97 … Continue reading Why Small Business Owners Struggle with Mental Health – and How to Help Them
Proactive approach to mental health challenging for small business
This article is orginally published by Inside Small Business. More than two-thirds (67 per cent) of small businesses have not discussed mental health days, according to fresh data from MYOB. The finding, from a survey conducted with 757 Australian small-business operators, is compounded by the fact that just half (52 per cent) of respondents said … Continue reading Proactive approach to mental health challenging for small business
Why Small Business Owners Struggle with Mental Health – and How to Help Them
With the recent celebration of R U Ok? Day, more and more people are taking the time to check in on the mental health of their colleagues, family and friends. As society becomes more accepting of the seriousness of mental health issues, there’s also more support out there than ever before, especially for employees: 97 … Continue reading Why Small Business Owners Struggle with Mental Health – and How to Help Them
No Shame, No Blame
This article is originally published by PsychMed, a Career Money Life Certified Supplier. In the past, mental health has been stigmatised, minimalised, and marginalised. Individuals have been made to feel like a lesser part of society. Change is afoot, and while there’s a long way still to go, the topic of mental health is no … Continue reading No Shame, No Blame
