Mental health is front and center at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics after four-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles—who many consider the greatest gymnast of all time—withdrew from competition, citing the need to focus on her personal well-being. Biles’ decision points to the importance of prioritizing mental health and thwarting the stigma around it, whether on a stage as big as the Olympics, or one as seemingly small as the workplace. Revisit these insights to dive deeper on mental health in the workplace, with topics including:
- Overcoming mental health stigma
- Coping with everyday stress
- Expanding access to mental health resources
- Addressing mental health issues exacerbated by the pandemic
Overcoming stigma: Three strategies toward better mental health in the workplace
Mental health in the workplace: The coming revolution
Returning to resilience: The impact of COVID-19 on mental health and substance use
National surveys reveal disconnect between employees and employers around mental health need
Unlocking whole person care through behavioral health
Five ways to design a better mental-health future for a stressed-out workforce
COVID-19 and behavioral health: Consequences for companies and employees
Insights on utilization of behavioral health services in the context of COVID-19
Sleep on it: Addressing the sleep-loss epidemic through technology