Children and teen mental health

Guide

Children’s mental health is reshaping what support looks like at work. Families are often left coordinating  multiple care needs while balancing the demands of a full-time job.

That may be trying to find a therapist for a teen with anxiety, waiting months for a psychiatric appointment, coordinating with a school about behavior concerns, or managing insurance approvals for different types of care.

The impact shows up at work as stress, burnout, and turnover.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Why children’s mental health is becoming a workforce issue
• How challenges  accessing care affect employees at work and at home
• What families need to get specialized support for increasingly complex needs