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There is no doubt that mental wellbeing in organisations should be much more front and centre, considering employees spend at the very least 1/3 of their lives at work. Organisations ought to start thinking about, and having this very important conversation, around the impact that both employee work and personal challenges have on their employees’ mental wellbeing, the impact on the organisation and what role organisations ought to play. For employees to render a valuable service ...
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The modern workplace is facing a silent crisis - employee mental wellbeing. Stress, anxiety, burnout, life, workplace and relationship challenges are on the rise, compounded by broader economic, social, and political pressures. Mental wellbeing has no boundaries, it is the “silent crisis” organisations are going to have to manage moving forward. Traditional approaches, such as Employee Assistance Programs “EAPs”, are no longer sufficient, albeit that they do play a role in a ....
Leaders, mangers and entrepreneurs are largely logical, methodical and analytical in nature, and as such, prefer facts to gauge risk. So, let’s look at the numbers and when looking at the numbers, conceptualise the effect or risk this may have to an organisation: The fourth annual Mental State of the World Report continues to rank South Africa, as ....
Developing a holistic wellbeing strategy requires moving beyond the traditional reliance on Employee Assistance Programs “EAPs” toward proactive, organisation-wide initiatives that address the true causes of an employee’s failed sense of engagement and belonging. A failed sense of engagement or belonging may arise when ...
Now, here’s the shift. Instead of waiting for breakdowns, we can choose to be proactive. Just like with service delivery, stock management or equipment maintenance, early intervention saves costs, time, and lives. By adopting an in-house holistic mental wellbeing strategy, organisations create a win-win scenario: For employees ....
So, what does a Holistic Mental Wellbeing Strategy look like in practice? It’s not about expensive clinics or acquiring additional manpower resources. It’s about practical, everyday steps, utilising existing resources, that build resilience and mental wellbeing support. Develop a holistic Group Mental Wellbeing Strategy ....
This is where InnaSerenity comes in. InnaSerenity bridges the gap between personal healing and organisational success by providing practical, human-focused solutions. We’re a partner that works with you to build sustainable mental wellbeing support at a grass-roots level. What makes us different ....
I want to talk about something we rarely speak about, yet it affects every workplace, every family and every community, and that is … the silent crisis of men’s mental wellbeing. This is not just a personal story - it’s a workplace story, a family story, and ultimately, a human story.
This crisis won’t be solved by policies or word alone. It will be solved by people and by organisations. By conversations. By compassion. By courage. By sharing stories. By creating safe spaces. One man at a time.