Addressing Depression in the Workplace [Month Date], 2013.

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Addressing Depression in the Workplace [Month Date], 2013

Mental illnesses, like depression, cause more days of work loss and impairment than: Arthritis Asthma Back pain Diabetes Hypertension Heart disease

1. Cancer 2. Pregnancy complications 3. Back conditions 4. Cardiovascular conditions 5. Depression

health care resources will be consumed by depressed employees who aren’t receiving treatment. Employees Depressed Employees (who are not receiving treatment)

Sleep problems = lower-quality work Lack of concentration = procrastination, more accidents on the job Slowed thoughts = trouble making decisions Forgetfulness = poor quality work Self medication = missed deadlines, presenteeism Aches and pains = trips to the doctor, increased healthcare costs Irritability or tearfulness = poor relationships with coworkers Low motivation = presenteeism

There is a cost connection between mental health and productivity. For employers: Doing nothing = Ever-increasing costs

People do not seek help on their own because: They don’t want to admit they’re depressed They are afraid it will adversely affect their work status They are embarrassed They feel alone Often, depression is not addressed due to the stigma surrounding mental illness.

People struggling with depression will be less impaired at work if they seek help. With treatment, the majority of those suffering from depression will get better.

We can implement an internal awareness program quickly, easily and at no cost. Studies show that employees want their employers to do more to help them improve their health and get the most from their employer-provided health and wellness plans.

What is Right Direction? An educational program that focuses on mental health (specifically depression) and encourages people who need help to seek it. An effort from the Partnership for Workplace Mental Health, a program of the American Psychiatric Foundation and Employers Health Coalition, Inc., supported by Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc. (TPUSA) and Lundbeck U.S.

Prepared materials help educate employees, reduce the stigma and give them direction. Easy to implement Customized to our environment Posters Intranet Copy TV Slides Manager PPT

We can invest in a mentally healthy workforce. We can offer our employees direction without straining company resources. We can affect significant change in attitudes about depression and work.

We will gain: Healthier, more productive employees Decreased disability costs Less turnover Retention of valued employees