Mental Health

Employers can help stressed-out workers by providing resilience training

A group of office workers chat whilst sitting on a chair as mist from anearby artwork piece surrounds them in the centre of the city of SydneyMarch 29, 2001. The mist rises up through the ground every 15 minutesand is intended to ease people's stress levels as they go to and fromtheir workplace. NO RIGHTS CLEARANCES OR PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS IMAGE REUTERS/David GrayDG/DL - RP2DRIDFWWAA

For every worker with a depressive disorder, a company loses approximately 32 workdays per year. Image: REUTERS/David Gray

Dina Gerdeman
Senior Writer, Harvard Business School Working Knowledge
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