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The Growing Mental Health Crisis

Months of turmoil and upheaval take a toll; the mental wellbeing of the workforce has never been a more important topic. See the online exclusive article "Engaging Employees on Their Mental Health," and the ASIS webinar Managing Better Conversations for Wellbeing for a more extensive look. 

 

The Mental Health Crisis   |   An Organizational Approach to Mental Health

Mental health Issues Are on the Rise.

01-risk-of-depressive-disorder.pngRisk of Depressive Disorder Increased

145%

Source: Total Brain, “Mental Health Index December 2020

 

 

40 percent report that they are struggling with mental health or substance abuse. Risk of general anxiety disorder increased 80 percent.    

40 percent report they are struggling with mental health or substance abuse.

risk of general anxiety disorder increased 80 percent



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 employees say workplace causes them stress, with 83% experiencing “emotional exhaustion”

Source: National Safety Council, “What Employees Can do When it Comes to Mental Health

 

57%

of workers in UK say their organization offers no mental health and well being training or support.

31%

of managers report being trained to recognize signs of poor mental health.

Source: Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (UK), and Management Today, “Workplace Wellbeing

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Comparing Feb 2020 to Dec 2020

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9 percent decrease in worker memory and recall capacity.

62 percent decrease in focus and sustained attention capacity

Source: Total Brain, “Mental Health Index December 2020

 

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