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Glass Half Full: Steve Twynham talks with Adam Nemer the founder of Simple Mental Health
1 in 5 U.S. adults and 1 in 4 UK adults experience mental illness each year. Perhaps it's even you.
In this episode of Glass Half Full, Steve talks with Adam Nemer the founder of Simple Mental Health.
Adam was a CFO and Operations senior leader at one of the largest healthcare organization in America, was one of those 20% who walk the halls of every organization struggling with mental health. For over 18 years, he struggled unknowingly with severe depression, anxiety, and panic. For 18 years.
Fortunately, he had a compassionate boss who encouraged him to get help, and it changed his life.
As Adam walked towards healing, he began to talk about his story and encourage others in his organization to be aware of the mental health needs around and inside them. As he shared, he realized he was making a difference in other people’s lives.
Adam shares his story and much more in this episode of Glass Half Full.
Enjoy.
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By Steve Twynham1 in 5 U.S. adults and 1 in 4 UK adults experience mental illness each year. Perhaps it's even you.
In this episode of Glass Half Full, Steve talks with Adam Nemer the founder of Simple Mental Health.
Adam was a CFO and Operations senior leader at one of the largest healthcare organization in America, was one of those 20% who walk the halls of every organization struggling with mental health. For over 18 years, he struggled unknowingly with severe depression, anxiety, and panic. For 18 years.
Fortunately, he had a compassionate boss who encouraged him to get help, and it changed his life.
As Adam walked towards healing, he began to talk about his story and encourage others in his organization to be aware of the mental health needs around and inside them. As he shared, he realized he was making a difference in other people’s lives.
Adam shares his story and much more in this episode of Glass Half Full.
Enjoy.