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A New Way to Attain Wellness Success?
Of the many methods used to engage employees and reach your company's wellness goals -- financial incentives,...
Video: What Millennials Mean for Employers, Workplace Wellness Programs
What does the increasing numbers of millennials in the workplace mean for the future of workplace wellness programs?...
Small Businesses Need More Help Promoting Workplace Wellness Efforts
A new survey from EMPLOYERS, America's small business insurance specialist®, shows an alarming result: "Small...
How Branding Can Help Your Workplace Wellness Plan
Any great workplace wellness plan requires many positive attributes to make it work. That can include the value of the...
Video: “The Single Best Thing You Can Do For Your Health”
It's gotten more than 4.5 million views on YouTube... but if you haven't seen it yet, this absolutely entertaining --...
Don't Just Sit There: Is Walking the New, Quick Way to Stay Healthy?
The continual battle against sitting might have gained a new weapon: Walking. We have written often about the dangers...
Health Coaches Can Help Drive Workplace Wellness
An important part of any wellness program is the health coach. Often, the health coach has the most personal...
Children's Mental Health Speaker
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http://www.TransformingStigma.Com Mike Veny is a hard worker, trouble maker and mental health speaker. His personal history with mental health issues is the inspiration for his work as a children’s mental health speaker, and gives him greater insight into what it takes to overcome some of the biggest hurdles life throws at us.
Mike is passionate about helping leaders connect with the truth about mental health. The hard truths, not just the stereotypes. From anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder to anger, Mike shares his powerful understanding of what it feels like to not be able to connect with other people through his work as a children’s mental health speaker.
Through Transforming Stigma, Mike works hard to alter the way that professionals and health care workers view children who are struggling with mental health issues. Instead of stigmatizing them as “bad seeds” Mike believes it is time to transform the way we view those who suffer from mental health disorders.
Today, Mike Veny has shared his insights and his empowering talks with some of the biggest names in the health care industry. Some of his current clients include Family & Children’s Association, Florida Council of Community Mental Health, Florida Alcohol and Drug Use Association and the Pennsylvania Mental Health Consumer’s Association.
In addition to the powerful message he imparts, Mike exudes charm and personality that inspires his listeners to take action to transform their own stigma surrounding mental health. Being young and struggling with depression and anxiety is a lot to take on. However, by giving a child a safe and loving environment they can thrive no matter what they are experiencing.
Mike’s work as a mental health speaker has enriched hundreds of conferences around the world, and has won him several national television spots as well. If you are looking for a speaker for your upcoming event, consider contacting Mike. He is guaranteed to inspire and engage your audience.
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CDC Foundation Infographic: How a Healthy Workforce Lowers Costs and Increases Productivity
The CDC Foundation’s Business Pulse is a regular "feature that offers businesses useful resources." One resource is...
Importance of Social Connections for Wellness
The benefits of social connections have long been recognized for mental or emotional wellness. As recently as last...
Pictures Tell the Story: Sitting is the New Smoking
Today we thought we'd let the pictures tell the story. Here's a small sampling of images from around the web that help...
Should Employers Help Employees Get Out of Their Seats?
So you sit at a cubicle or a desk too many hours a day. You also see the reporting and the studies that indicate that...
Have a Coke and a… Workout?
Two interesting tales from overseas that add up to one lesson on workplace wellness: Get started! First, Coca-Cola...
What Business School Can Teach Us about Wellness
Might the best place to learn about exercise be... business school? It could be if you're lucky enough to study...
How an Active Workplace Culture Helps Drive Workplace Wellness
Need more evidence that company culture is key to making workplace wellness programs great? One important tactic: Get...
‘Good Health is Good Business': CDC Foundation
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control wants us to know what many intuitively know is true: "Good Health is Good...
Harvard School of Public Health: Healthy Eating Plate
Harvard wants us to eat better. Harvard Health Publications reports: "The new Healthy Eating Plate was created by...
Nationwide Coverage: Today's the Day to Wear Red for Women's Health
Today is National Wear Red Day, organized by the American Heart Association and Go Red for Women: "1 in 3 women die of...
Bike-to-Work Days Can Help Cities Promote Healthy Bicycling
How can cities find ways to promote bicycling to work? It may not be as costly as previously thought. The Denver...
Workplace Wellness Going Global
Need more evidence of the growth of workplace wellness programs? You might want to look, then, at the UAE. The...