Mental health issues do not discriminate: Approximately one in five individuals experience a mental health condition in their lifetime. Watch our panel discussion to learn how to reduce the stigma associated with mental health.
Mental health conditions are a disease—just like diabetes or cancer—and approximately one in five individuals experience a mental health condition in their lifetime. Mental health issues do not discriminate and can affect anyone. Still, 75 percent of individuals with a mental health condition report they have experienced stigma, and one of the most powerful first steps we can all take to reduce stigma is to talk more openly about mental health.
In this video, six panelists share their experiences around mental health in the workplace. They also share ways to give support, whether it’s lending an empathetic ear or getting involved with organizations like the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), One Mind, or Bring Change To Mind.
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