Mental Health at the Workplace Post Covid-19 with Mindler

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce is looking forward to, together with Mindler, welcoming you to an inspiring session about mental health at the workplace post Covid-19. As restrictions are being lifted, employers are now challenged with a stressed and tired workforce on one hand and discovering new ways of working on the other.

At this event Johannes Hatem, Co-Founder of Mindler and Clinical Psychologist, will provide us with insights about these subjects:

Why is mental health so important?
How do your employees cope with the changing environment?
How do you create mental health awareness in your workforce?
What tools can you give your employees as an employer?

Moderator for the session will be Timo Spijkers, Business Development Manager Mindler the Netherlands.

After the session, the Mindler team will be pleased to invite you for some drinks and bites.

This is a free event, registration however is compulsory, see event link.

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