Benefits Think Helping clients connect employees with mental health resources

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Employees working through mental health conditions rarely project their moods in ways that invite employers to offer support. Unlike other health problems, employees with depression don’t exhibit a noticeable limp, cough or other visual symptom. Often, this type of condition is noticeable only when an employee’s output is reduced or they have a problem focusing.

When this situation arises, many employers know that they should reach out to their employee to offer assistance, but often don’t know where to start. You may have found yourself on the receiving end of a phone call from a client when this issue has arisen in their workforce.

Alison Daily

Daily, second vice president of clinical and vocational services, oversees the clinical and return-to-work staff, and works closely with The Standard’s medical director, physician staff and … Read full bio


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