Connecting Workplaces to Wellness: Structural Solutions to Burnout

• By: Kara Cloud, BA National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence – Rochester Area
• January 19th, 2026
• behavioral health workforce, burnout prevention, employee connection, organizational climate, organizational culture, psychological safety, structural interventions, Winter 2026 Issue, workplace wellness
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What percentage of your time at work is spent connecting with others? A central tenet of behavioral and mental health care is how we show up matters. Yet, a desire to care for the wellbeing of others does not directly translate to wellness among our workforces. The National Council for Mental...

NAMI-NYC Board of Directors Announces New CEO Maggie G. Mortali, MPH

• By: | NAMI-NYC
• April 21st, 2025
• advocacy, community, culturally responsive care, mental health, mental health leadership, namiwalks nyc, public health, suicide prevention, workplace wellness
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NAMI-NYC's Board of Directors is proud to announce that Maggie G. Mortali, MPH, has been appointed as the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer. A nationally recognized leader in public health and mental health advocacy, Maggie brings more than a decade of experience in suicide prevention,...

Self-Care is Essential to Well-being at Work

• By: Lisa Furst, LMSW, MPH Vibrant Emotional Health
• July 1st, 2019
• behavioral health workforce, burnout prevention, employee well-being, mental health, organizational culture, self-care, stress management, workplace wellness
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By now, “self-care” and “workplace wellness” aren’t novel concepts. It would be difficult not to find myriad references to both in the popular and professional press. Many organizations, including in the private sector, healthcare and government have embraced employee wellness programs,...