by Robert Murphy | Jul 4, 2023 | Webinar
We’re excited to partner with NACCHO to present this webinar on-demand replay. For Local and Tribal Health Departments and their staff, NACCHO is the premier source of learning, knowledge, and future-oriented research for local public health professionals, and provides resources, education, ideas, and advocacy to enhance the voice and visibility of the critical role that local health departments play in keeping our communities healthy and safe.
by Robert Murphy | Oct 19, 2022 | Webinar
Workplace stressors that create mental health crises are a pervasive problem, costing 1 trillion dollars globally in productivity loss each year. The workplace of the future sees itself as a partner with employees to address their mental health needs, while still protecting their bottom line.
by Robert Murphy | Jul 28, 2022 | Webinar
To broaden and deepen efforts to support members, CredibleMind provides an integrated, member-wide gateway to mental health self-care support in an immersive and empowering digital-first platform.
by Robert Murphy | May 25, 2022 | Webinar
When your company partners with CredibleMind, your employees gain access to a curated wealth of mental health resources, and your company leadership receives continuous population analytics illuminating your team’s mental health risks and site usage behavior. There are endless possibilities to how this data can be used to provide insight into the mental health of your employee population and help shape meaningful initiatives.
by Robert Murphy | Mar 8, 2021 | Webinar
On-Demand Webinar… Flattening the Second Curve of COVID-19: Provider Resilience OVERVIEW The psychological effects of COVID-19 are having immediate consequences on mental health, creating a second curve to mitigate. As we see on the news every day, for health...
by Robert Murphy | Feb 3, 2021 | Webinar
This webinar shares data-driven approaches that help improve understanding of mental health needs in a community and system-level strategies, especially in context with social determinants of health. Our panel discusses a new model for “Population-based Mental Health” and demonstrates emerging practices that link individuals to needed evidence-based resources.
