Employer Resources for Workplace Mental Health and Wellness
Businesses can prioritize mental health and wellness and help to prevent suicide.
What can I do as an employer to support mental health and wellness?
- Participate in regular free suicide prevention trainings Prevention Trainings
- Announce commitment of workplace mental health and wellness Sample Letter To Employees Sample Letter of Commitment to Employees
- Share 988 Suicide Prevention and Lifeline and mental health resources and suicide prevention information in the workplace, at home, or a place of worship that is visible and accessible. Warning Signs and Information
- Mental Health Resources In English In Spanish
- Implement A Manager’s Guide to Suicide Postvention In the Workplace managers-guidebook-to-suicide-postvention
- Implement organizational family friendly business practices (flexible schedules, work/life balance, childcare, comprehensive health care) Family-Friendly-Workplace-Toolkit
- Need help with any of these actions? Email Nicole Johnston at Nicole.Johnston@changeline.org
We Can Help Workplace Wellbeing Support Services
Let us equip you with everything you need to get started. Our toolkit offers straightforward strategies and connects you with local resources to help you build or enhance a sustainable workplace wellness program.
- Example Policies
- Training Support
- Workplace Postings
- Local Resource
Contact Us For Your Workplace Wellbeing Toolkit Today
719-573-7447
info@pikespeaksuicideprevention.org
Other Resources:
- Employers make the case for mental wellness in the workplace
- Supervisors Create a StigmaFree Workplace
- Employers Sign Up for NAMI StigmaFree Workplace Resources
- Employers use the 2024 Mental HealthToolkit to find resources and take action
- Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention in the Workplace
- Workplace Suicide Prevention | Make suicide prevention a health and safety priority at work
Suicide Prevention is Everyone’s Business: How to Support Your Employees
Lunch and Learn Presentation
Sponsored by Diversus Health and provided to businesses and organizations in El Paso County July 12, 2022
The El Paso County Coroner’s Office 2023
Report on Deaths by Suicide
2023 El Paso County Coroner’s Report
Tough Topics: This guide offers local services and resources covering a variety of community needs, including suicide, substance abuse, sexual assault, gender identity, as well as many others. Tough Topics – Resources
For more information, contact Nicole Johnston at Nicole.Johnston@changeline.org, 719-964-5154
