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Belonging & Mental Health in the Workplace

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The Silent Need | Belonging & Mental Health in the Workplace

More than half of non-manager employees reported that their company does not talk openly about mental health. Start the conversation with your leadership team by using this toolkit: Silent Need: From Burnout to Belonging. It contains insightful information about the importance of recognizing and addressing burnout and tips for re-engaging employees both inside and outside of the office.
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Reducing Burnout

Mental Well-Being

Reducing Burnout

Burnout is as harmful to employee health as secondhand smoke. Learn more about moving your workforce from burnout to social connection and belonging using our resources.

Eduardo Sanchez, M.D., M.P.H., FAHA | AHA Chief Medical Officer for Prevention

“By prioritizing comprehensive employee well-being—mind, heart and body—employers can help build a healthier workforce, vibrant communities and thriving businesses.”

Well-Being Resources Spotlight

Well-being Works Better™ draws from the American Heart Association’s 100+ years of health and well-being expertise. We have free resources to offer – both for your workforce and company leadership.
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Face to Face with Employee Burnout

The American Heart Association is here to help with promising practices to support equitable well-being and reduce burnout in your workforce.


Support for Parents

Workplace Support for Parents

Growing research shows that investing in the early stages of life, including prenatally, has a profound impact on lifelong cardiovascular health and well-being.