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Mental HealthWorks Newsletters

Mental HealthWorks is a free quarterly publication focused on mental health in the workplace

Current Issue

  • Q4 2008 (1.54 MB)
    • Houston Texans Get Strong, Go Long on Mental Health
    • CEO Helps Other CEOs Recover from Depression
    • Adults with ADHD Miss More Workdays; Few Seek Treatment
    • Employers Can Prevent Depression in the Workplace
    • Psychotherapy Works

Previous Issues

  • Q3 2008 (0.97 MB)
    • Kansas City Law Firm Looks at Depression Initiative Four Years Later
    • Lawyers Begin to Recognize Depression in their Ranks
    • Employers Identify "Behavioral Risk" As Growing Concern
    • Alcohol Problems Seen Most Often in Hospitality/Construction Industries, But There's a Solution
  • Q2 2008 (4.98 MB)
    • Urschel Laboratories Successfully Leads Employees Through Transition to a Tobacco-Free Campus
    • Psychotherapy -- Defined, Described, Discussed
    • U.S. and Canadian Leasers Talk Mental Health and Productivity
    • Dealing with Marijuana In the Workplace
  • Q1 2008 (1.21 MB)
    • Partnership Launches New Database
    • Cisco Systems Connects Integration And Prevention to Keep Young Workforce Healthy
    • Here’s Why Employers Should Screen for Alcohol
    • Productivity Improves When Depressed Employees Receive “Enhanced” Treatment
    • Psychiatric Disability Report Speaks to Clinicians
  • Q4 2007 (6.56 MB)
    • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Trains Its Leaders How to Recognize Depression and Intervene Effectively
    • Partnership Surveys Employers About Psychiatric Disability; Makes 10 Key Recommendations
    • U.S. and Canadian Employers Could Help Close the Gaps in Current Knowledge of Workplace Mental Health
  • Q2-3 2007 (1.12 MB)
    • Chevron Adopts Biopsychosocial Model To Address Repetitive Stress Injury
    • Partnership Takes on Psychiatric Disability
    • HR Execs Identify Pluses/Minuses of Current Workplace Mental Health
    • Tips for Managing Employees Returning to Work After a Serious Illness
  • Q1 2007 (2.48 MB)
    • Managing Psychiatric Disability at JPMorgan Chase
    • Employers and Researchers Unite Around Resilience Training
    • AstraZeneca Enhances Mental Health Coverage
    • Employee Functioning Holds Key to Disability Benefits
  • Q4 2006 (3.34 MB)
    • American Airlines Soars with Integrated Disability Program
    • Depression Update:
      • STAR*D Final Results
      • "Enhanced" vs "Usual" Treatment
      • New Depression Calculator
    • Half of US Presidents Met Criteria for Psychiatric Illness
  • Q2-3 2006 (1.74 MB)
    • How to Build a Mentally Healthy Workforce
    • Quad/Graphics Noted for Its Mental Health-Friendly Workplace
    • It Pays to Pay Attention to Adult ADHD
  • Q1 2006 (6.5 MB)
    • Aetna Screens for Depression at the Primary Care Level
    • New York City Launches Depression Screening Campaign
    • Major Study Confirms One Size Does Not Fit All in Depression Treatment
    • Corporate View of Life/Work Balance
  • Q4 2005 (1.42 MB)
    • New Employer’s Guide to Behavioral Health Services Calls for Integration
    • Iowa Hospital Finds A Better Way to Boost Employee Wellness
    • Behavioral Health Benefits Have a Positive Impact on Productivity, Absenteeism
    • Balancing Life and Work: A Psychiatrist’s View
  • Q3 2005 (1.17 MB)
    • Everybody Wins When Employees Return to Work Sooner page 3
    • Disability—It’s More Than You Think page 4
    • New Promise for Treatment-Resistant Depression page 7
    • It’s Good for Business to Treat Depression and Anxiety Well page 8
    • Does Hollywood Get Mental Illness Right? page 10
  • Q2 2005 (3.46 MB)
    • A “Smart Little Company” Lowers Healthcare Costs and Improves Employee Health page 3
    • Kansas City Employers Join Forces to Combat Depression page 5
    • Alcohol Problems and Depression Go Undetected by Health Plans page 9
  • Q1 2005 (1.09 MB)
    • Johnson & Johnson Integrates Health, Wellness and Safety
    • Sprint Charts New Course in Healthcare; Launches Depression Initiative
    • Disability and Psychiatric Conditions Often Go Together
    • Test Your Mental Health IQ
  • Q3 and Q4 2004 (0.78 MB)
    • Pittsburgh Plate Glass Steps Out Front to Lead Depression Initiative
    • Florida Power & Light Co. Supports Employee Troops and Families
    • Anxiety’s Toll on Employers and Employees
    • A Return-to-Work Program That Works
    • Internet Gambling Raises New Concerns for Clinicians and Employers
  • Q2 2004 (0.95 MB)
    • IBM Saves Dollar by Integrating Services
    • Calculate the Cost of Alcoholism in Your Workplace
    • Here’s Help for Choosing the Best Health Plan
    • New Employee Brochure on Depression
    • Physicians Hold Key to Medical/Disability Integration
  • Q1 2004 (0.56 MB)
    • Depression Calculator Adds Up Employer Costs and Savings
    • Ford Integrates Med/Psych Services — Quality Up, Costs Down
    • Hughes Electronics Begins Disease Management for Mental Illness
    • Presidential Advisor Faces Depression While in the White House
    • Is Your PBM Making Cost-Effective Decisions?
  • Q4 2003 (1.22 MB)
    • Abbott Targets Depression; Reduces Employee Medical Costs
    • Pitney Bowes Integrates Disability and Services Data ... and Saves Money
    • Violence in the Workplace — Facts and Myths
    • Tips for Buying Quality Mental Health Benefits
  • Q3 2003 (0.75 MB)
    • Productivity Increases After Treatment
    • Successful Men Get Depression…and Get Treated Successfully
    • Pain Plus Depression Equals Lost Productivity
    • Employers Still Set Limits on Mental Health Benefits
    • Military Deployment- How to Help Employees
  • Q2 2003 (0.81 MB)
    • Depression's Link to Presenteeism Means Lost Productive Time at Work
    • Employers Screen for Mental Illness
    • Everyone Benefits Return to Work- Tips for Employers and Psychiatrists
    • Mental Health Plans of Fortune 100 Companies Differ Widely
  • Q1 2003 (4.05 MB)
    • Limiting Psychotropics Costs Money
    • Maine Coalition Saves Dollars By Treating Depression Well
    • Minnesota Employers List Their "Best Practices"
    • How to Spot Executive Distress
    • What to Say to Children About War and Terrorism
    • An Insider's Look at the Employee Psych Evaluation
  • Q4 2002 (9.55 MB)
    • Dow Explores Health Costs as Investment
    • Depression's Toll on Productivity
    • Mid-America Coatlition Tackles Depression
    • When Disaster Strikes- Managing Employee Mental Health
    • The Importance of Work
    • Restricting Pharmaceuticals May be Counterproductive

Newsletters courtesy the National Partnership for Workplace Mental Health (www.workplacementalhealth.org)

 
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