Mercer Marsh Benefits launches mental health training course

To help educate employees

Hemma Visavadia
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Mercer Marsh Benefits (MMB) has launched a new digital workplace mental health training course targeted at helping employees take control of their wellbeing.

The course was created in collaboration with Make A Difference (MAD) and was designed to help employees recognise warning signs of poor mental health conditions within the workplace and provide guidance for preventative measures. The course contains tips, questions and calls to action to help educate employees on how to deal with potential challenges and setbacks as a result of poor mental health. It consists of a series of four 10-12-minute digital sessions which focus on the main aspects of mental wellbeing: resilience, empathy, self-care and workplace engagement. Dr Wolfgang Sei...

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