Our Vision

We believe that a committed group of CEOs can transform the way we view mental health and wellbeing in the workplace, and drive global efforts to support a thriving workforce.

Our Vision

We believe that a committed group of CEOs can transform the way we view mental health and wellbeing in the workplace, and drive global efforts to support a thriving workforce.

Our Mission

A Healthier Workplace for All

One Mind at Work is a movement of business leaders driving change in global workplaces committed to improving psychological safety and thriving.

Our goal is to help our members build mentally healthy cultures, improve the design of their workplaces to benefit individuals and teams, grow access to mental health services and support, and engage in innovation.

This work is supported by a measurement system that aids continuous cycles of improvement and is accelerated by connectivity among workplaces.

We convene leaders to transform approaches to brain health while addressing mental health disparities and working toward a society and health care system that acknowledge there is no health without mental health. Our members make a long term commitment to promoting workplace mental health, improving access to treatment and preventative services, and to creating cultures that support education and awareness.

In 2017, One Mind launched One Mind at Work to focus on the unique opportunities and challenges in supporting workplace mental health.

Most people access healthcare through their employers. Mental health is no different. For One Mind, addressing mental health within the workplace provides an opportunity to reach impact at scale while simultaneously helping businesses to thrive.

1/3 of our lives are spent working

Given that most of the world’s population spends one-third of their adult lives at work, employers have a tremendous opportunity to improve quality of life for their employees and broader communities, and play a critical role in promoting mental health solutions.

Moreover, leaving mental health needs unaddressed leads to costly results, including increased absenteeism, increased liability, and lost productivity. We support leaders who agree that there is both a moral imperative and a business imperative to investing in better mental health support for the workforce.

1/3 of our lives are spent working

“The workplace and its leaders have tremendous opportunities to drive change around mental health. We believe that comprehensive mental health responses within organizations can be a catalyst to move the conversation to positive outcomes that are not only good for people, but good for business.”

Garen Staglin, Co-Founder & One Mind Board ChairOne Mind at Work
Garen Staglin

We Believe

Mental health is a leadership imperative.

Employers need to create mentally healthy cultures that enable their workforce to thrive personally and professionally. Companies can play a powerful role in promoting the mental health of their employees, but work can also create stress and increase anxiety. Leaders need to work intentionally to protect employees from unnecessary stressors and provide access to high-quality care.

A mentally healthy culture fights against stigma and encourages people to seek care when they need it.

Most people access physical and mental health benefits through their employers. But if organizations aren’t supporting a healthy dialogue around mental health needs and self-care, people won’t feel comfortable reaching out for help when it’s most necessary. Building a mentally healthy culture will increase utilization of benefits that services and lead to better outcomes for employees.

Workplace mental health programs need to be supported by evidence and best practices.

We are seeing unprecedented innovation in the mental health space, but not all new programs and resources are supported by scientific evidence. Leaders need to be strategic and rigorous about the services they introduce, and ruthless about measuring their impact.

Mental health is a leadership imperative.

Employers need to create mentally healthy cultures that enable their workforce to thrive personally and professionally. Companies can play a powerful role in promoting the mental health of their employees, but work can also create stress and increase anxiety. Leaders need to work intentionally to protect employees from unnecessary stressors and provide access to high-quality care.

A mentally healthy culture fights against stigma and encourages people to seek care when they need it.

Most people access physical and mental health benefits through their employers. But if organizations aren’t supporting a healthy dialogue around mental health needs and self-care, people won’t feel comfortable reaching out for help when it’s most necessary. Building a mentally healthy culture will increase utilization of benefits that services and lead to better outcomes for employees.

Workplace mental health programs need to be supported by evidence and best practices.

We are seeing unprecedented innovation in the mental health space, but not all new programs and resources are supported by scientific evidence. Leaders need to be strategic and rigorous about the services they introduce, and ruthless about measuring their impact.

Our Leadership

Meet the experts, scientists, and leaders who power our coalition.

Meet the Team

Our Leadership

Meet the experts, scientists, and leaders who power our coalition.

Meet the Team
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Become A Member

Connect with our team to learn more about joining One Mind at Work and partnering with a global coalition of like-minded leaders.

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