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Leading Mental Wellbeing

On-Demand Webinar

“Check your emotions at the door” has been a longstanding practice in most workplace cultures.

It’s time for that to end.

The spike in mental health issues, from stress and burnout to depression, anxiety, and even suicide, is a problem that is too big to ignore. So, how do we meaningfully tackle the taboo topic of mental health at work? And, what is the role that leaders—particularly managers—play in proactively addressing the issue?

In this webinar, founder and CEO of Motion Infusion, Laura Putnam, outlines a strategy for engaging leaders and managers in leading mental wellbeing initiatives, based on a two-year “Leading Mental Wellbeing” program currently being conducted with 200 companies across a variety of industries.

During this webinar, you will learn:

  • The four key roles within the workplace in leading mental wellbeing

  • How to reposition the issue of addressing mental health in the workplace as a cultural issue, not just an individual one

  • How to engage leaders, especially managers, in leading mental wellbeing

About Our Presenter

Laura-Putnam

Laura Putnam

Laura Putnam, MA, author of the award-winning Workplace Wellness That Works, is CEO and founder of Motion Infusion, a leading wellbeing and learning provider. Her work has been covered by MSNBC, The New York Times, Boston Globe, MSNBC, ABC, FOX, NPR, and many others. She is a former public high school teacher, public policy advocate, international community organizer, dancer, gymnast, and now movement-builder in the world of health and wellbeing. 

With a mission to get people, teams, and organizations “in motion” and build cultures of wellbeing, Laura is an international keynote speaker, has worked with hundreds of organizations, and has trained over 30,000 leaders and managers around the world. Her LinkedIn Learning course Managers as Multipliers of Wellbeing has now reached nearly 20,000 learners. She is a member of the Google Vitality Lab and has served on multiple advisory councils. 

A graduate of Brown University and Stanford University and recipient of the American Heart Association's "2020 Impact" award and the National Wellness Institute’s “Circle of Leadership” award, Laura lives in San Francisco with her husband, puppy, and unruly cat.