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Mental Health and Work 10 October, 2000 Planning for 2000-2001: Mental Health and Work The World Mental Health Day theme for 2000 and 2001 is Mental Health and Work. For the first time the campaign will extend over two years to allow a broader examination of matters which affect employees at every level, with multiple…
By establishing and maintaining good working relationships with your local media, you will ensure that mental health issues are covered by the media with accuracy and sensitivity. In addition, your local activities take on global significance and credibility when they include a specific mention linking them to the celebration of World Mental Health Day, sponsored…
The countries listed below, (as of press time) have been represented by organizations signing on as World Mental Health Day Endorsers for 2000 and beyond. Endorsing organizations pledge their involvement through support of the international World Mental Health Day (WMHD) campaign, and when possible, by planning, publicizing and participating in local activities. To obtain more…
Photo Gallery World Mental Health Day in Taipei, Taiwan
International Workshop on Mental Health Education and Service Development Southeast Asia Calcutta, India, 7-8 February 2000 WFMH helped to convene an International Workshop on Mental Health Education and Service Development in Calcutta, a meeting which continued the Federations support for attention to mental health needs in West Bengal. The workshop followed an earlier Calcutta meeting…
Fast Facts About Job Stress The U.S. National Institute for Occupation Safety and Health reports stress related disorders are quickly becoming the most prevalent reason for worker disability. Recent research shows that at least 40% of employee turnover in the United States is due to on-the-job stress. Xerox estimates that it costs between 1 to…