Children, and therefore their caregivers, have been overwhelmed by stress and anxiety driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact since the pandemic, emergency department visits for attempted suicide have risen 51% among adolescent girls, and studies show that students are 5 months behind in math and 4 months behind in reading when compared to students prior to the pandemic.
These stats alone show why parents and caregivers feel the stress constantly – at home and in the office. That’s why it shouldn’t be a surprise then when an employee’s work performance is less than ideal. As the employer, there are many things you can do to support not only your employee’s well-being, but also their family’s well-being. Join us to learn how you can improve the culture of your workplace while improving productivity including:
- How mental health contributes to total well-being
- Data trends related to mental health across our nation, and specifically with children and caregiver populations
- Best practices for building a supportive culture for mental health and the resources available to help.
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This webinar will be recorded and sent to all who register post-event.
About the presenter:
Andrea Pocoroba, MA, CHES, is a population health management professional and East Carolina University graduate with 10 years of experience in hospital, health plan, university, and employee benefit consulting. As a part of the Marsh McLennan (MMA) Planning & Analytics for Total Health, or PATH Team, Andrea provides strategic population health and wellbeing insights and solutions based on the unique profile and needs of MMA's client’s organizations. She also provide expert evaluation of wellbeing platforms, point solutions, and employee wellness programs.
MarshMcLennan Agency is a current money-saving partner of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, offering employee insurance benefits – including Employee Assistance Programs – for Center members at a discount. Learn more about this member benefit.