How Does Where You Work Affect Your Mental Health? (Q6)
Channel: Mental Wealth TV by WMHI
Date: 09/01/2020

In this interview, Ian Horner, editor and journalist, asks Mental Wealth authors, Emi Golding and Peter Diaz, “what is the importance of work environment on people's mental health?” How do we deal with overwork in the workplace and what signs should managers look out for. Both authors provide insightful yet pragmatic responses to the question. 

Both Peter and Emi have the knowledge, skills, credentials, and experience to guide you through the process of bringing good mental health into your workplace. Peter is also upfront about his personal encounters with bipolar, providing sage insight and perspective. Their credentials are extensive, but more importantly, together with their team at the Workplace Mental Health Institute, they have real-life experience working with organizations worldwide. They don’t just bring an academic view; their decades of experience have helped them to address practical problems, (expected) resistance, and the unique challenges organizations face.

You can get a copy of Mental Wealth: An Essential Guide to Workplace Mental Health and Wellbeing at https://thementalwealthguide.com/

The Workplace Mental Health Institute is dedicated to helping corporates improve the workplace mental health and wellbeing experience of their workforces. For more information go to https://www.thewmhi.com

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