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An evidence-informed guide to supporting people with depression in the workplace

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1 2 INSTITUTE FOR WORK & HEALTH Training can help foster a positive workplace culture around mental health. It can also better equip the workplace to support workers experiencing depression. Many options are available when it comes to selecting a training program, and we encourage you to research and note these options. Factors to consider when selecting the best training program for your workplace are content, delivery method and applicability to your workplace. • Training can help foster a positive workplace culture around mental health, as well as help reduce stigma around depression. If you are aware of training programs in your community, it may be helpful to bring them to the attention of your managers or HR department. • Training may be available to help you identify workers who may be exhibiting signs of depression, as well as help you have conversations with them. Consider spending some time finding and staying aware of such training opportunities. • Training programs can address a wide range of topics, including mental health awareness, stigma, identification of depression, supporting workers with depression, having difficult conversations and more. As a starting point for selecting a training program, consider which topic areas will benefit your workplace most. • When choosing a training program, consider the training method and format that will best suit your workplace. Mental health training

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