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Center for Workplace Mental Health

Work is one of the most commonly cited sources of stress among Americans. We're leading the way towards mental wellness in workplaces from the office to the frontline.

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The Center for Workplace Mental Health was established to address the growing commitment to mental health among employers and to create a culture of care within workplaces. Today, we've built the business case for investing in employee well-being. We raise awareness of mental health conditions and how they can impact workplace performance, and with employers across the country, we work to improve employees' quality of life and advocate for healthier workplace practices.

  • $43B
    the amount that depression alone costs employers in the U.S. annually
  • 77%
    of healthcare workers report feeling that they do not have enough emotional support
  • 80%+
    of employees treated for mental illness report improved levels of work efficacy and satisfaction

Center for Workplace Mental Health Resources

  • Notice. Talk. Act.® at Work

    Communicate your organization's commitment to employee well-being by implementing Notice. Talk. Act. at Work®, an e-learning module designed for people managers.

  • Frontline Connect

    The Frontline Connect toolkit helps healthcare leaders improve access to mental healthcare for frontline workers. Find tips and tools to empower team members, build trust with employees and prioritize mental health at all levels.

Visit the Center's website to access even more workplace resources:

  • Plan and implement your own workplace mental health initiative, such as an Employee Assistance Program
  • Tackle burnout on both an individual and an organizational scale
  • Support caregivers and early-career employees in the workplace
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  • “Physical, mental and financial wellness have been pillars of our well-being portfolio for more than a decade – it is who we are, how we manage the company and how we treat our people every single day. We customized and launched [Notice. Talk. Act® at Work] for our employees globally.”

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    Lynn Castrataro

    Vice President of Total Rewards, Trane Technologies

  • "The Center has been focused on workplace mental health long before the recent interest in workplace wellbeing post-pandemic. This allows them to put out resources that are most timely and relevant that can help employers of all sizes improve the workplace experience and mental health of our workforce."

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    Gaurava Agarwal, M.D.