Mental Health America understands that racism undermines mental health. Therefore, we are committed to anti-racism in all that we do. This means that we pledge to work against individual racism, interpersonal racism, and institutional racism in all their forms.
workplace wellness
Stigma around mental health is costing lives.
The employees at MHA are engaged, productive, and happy. We worked hard to make a culture where this was possible.
Positive interactions between employees not only makes for a better work environment but can foster higher levels of job satisfaction and productivity.
Flexible work options, in particular, have a lot to offer in supporting mental health at work and in life.
Work is a part of (not apart from) one’s life, inextricable from our inherent needs for care, concern, and community.
For employers there are many reasons for making reward and recognition a part of their workplace culture.