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Unlock the secrets to a more productive workday with insights from our special guest, Dr. Matthew Chow, a leader in mental health at TELUS Health. Together, we unravel the powerful link between physical activity and workplace productivity, supported by data from the TELUS Health Global Mental Health Index. You'll discover how physically active employees tend to take fewer sick days and boost their productivity, and learn about TELUS Health's successful well-being programs that have significantly reduced sick leave and disability rates. Dr. Chow and I also tackle the often-challenging task of maintaining exercise motivation in our busy lives, sharing practical strategies for integrating more movement into everyday routines.
Shift your perspective on desk jobs by exploring innovative ways to incorporate physical activity into the workday. From standing desks to walking meetings, we provide actionable tips for breaking up long hours of sitting and fostering a workplace culture that champions well-being. Employers play a crucial role in this transformation, and we highlight inspiring examples from organizations that have successfully prioritized employee health. With a focus on active commuting and short, focused meetings, we aim to inspire a dynamic and health-conscious work environment that values open communication and supports mental and physical well-being.
Finally, we delve into the broader trends in workplace wellness, examining the TELUS Mental Health Index findings on the impact of health-focused employer policies on mental health scores. We address pressing issues like rising anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders alongside the financial challenges that exacerbate these mental health concerns. Despite these challenges, there's hope in the increasing availability of mental health support and wellness programs. Wrapping up, we underscore the importance of continued research and innovation in promoting active lifestyles and enhancing overall workplace wellness, while also offering solutions like the Amsela chair for improved pelvic health. Join us as we navigate the intricate connections between physical health, mental health, and productivity in today's workplaces.
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Unlock the secrets to a more productive workday with insights from our special guest, Dr. Matthew Chow, a leader in mental health at TELUS Health. Together, we unravel the powerful link between physical activity and workplace productivity, supported by data from the TELUS Health Global Mental Health Index. You'll discover how physically active employees tend to take fewer sick days and boost their productivity, and learn about TELUS Health's successful well-being programs that have significantly reduced sick leave and disability rates. Dr. Chow and I also tackle the often-challenging task of maintaining exercise motivation in our busy lives, sharing practical strategies for integrating more movement into everyday routines.
Shift your perspective on desk jobs by exploring innovative ways to incorporate physical activity into the workday. From standing desks to walking meetings, we provide actionable tips for breaking up long hours of sitting and fostering a workplace culture that champions well-being. Employers play a crucial role in this transformation, and we highlight inspiring examples from organizations that have successfully prioritized employee health. With a focus on active commuting and short, focused meetings, we aim to inspire a dynamic and health-conscious work environment that values open communication and supports mental and physical well-being.
Finally, we delve into the broader trends in workplace wellness, examining the TELUS Mental Health Index findings on the impact of health-focused employer policies on mental health scores. We address pressing issues like rising anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders alongside the financial challenges that exacerbate these mental health concerns. Despite these challenges, there's hope in the increasing availability of mental health support and wellness programs. Wrapping up, we underscore the importance of continued research and innovation in promoting active lifestyles and enhancing overall workplace wellness, while also offering solutions like the Amsela chair for improved pelvic health. Join us as we navigate the intricate connections between physical health, mental health, and productivity in today's workplaces.
Support the show