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“I am honored to endorse Ryan Gallik, Michael Stahl, and the Mental Hygiene Project®. They built a training program specific to our team that focused on the challenges we were facing. Ryan and Michael were able to put together a program with fresh, new, and innovative ways to combat the mental health issues we were dealing with both as a team and as a pilot group. The training was heralded by our team as a great addition to our recurrent training program.”
Captain Ty Dimeff
Project LIFT and Pilot Services Vice Chairman
Southwest Airlines Pilots Association
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Our award-winning 18 segment online mental health training program “Psychological Empowerment 360™” enhances resilience, composure and adaptability for your organizational team.
“The Psychological Empowerment 360™ video course from The Mental Hygiene Project®️ is effective, well-researched, engaging and provides an excellent way to be pro-active with resilience for your team. It is not an easy task to get law enforcement officers to be engaged with a video training course because of the demanding schedules and work stressors. Yet, these training segments are done in such a professional manner with images, graphics, moving video and visual storytelling that the feedback was very positive about the course and the benefit of all the valuable information that is included. If you are a senior officer wanting to create more resilience, composure and adaptability for your team, this course is outstanding. We are looking forward to the next training modules from The Mental Hygiene University and, as a Chief of Police, I believe this training is extremely beneficial to help create and maintain positive mental health and wellness for your law enforcement team.”
Carl Metzger
Chief of Police
University of Central Florida Police Department
“The Health and Safety Division of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) recently had the pleasure of hosting Ryan and Michael for our first ever mental health conference, “A Healthy Mind Saves Lives: A First Responder Mental Health Event.” We are thankful for their engagement and contribution to the event, as their insight and knowledgebase of first responder resiliency were excellent additions to the conversation. From the moment we contacted them, their dedication and commitment to the “vision” of the event was nothing short of professional, knowledgeable, and attentive. They took the time to understand our conference goals and provided us with several options tailored specific to our needs. Our event would not have been complete without their compassionate instructional delivery and engaging energy. We are thankful for their contribution to first responder resiliency and mental health conversations and look forward to collaborating with the Mental Hygiene Project on future initiatives. Thank you, Ryan and Michael, for your outstanding work!”
Health and Safety Division
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department
“The Psychological Empowerment 360™ training from Ryan and Michael at The Mental Hygiene Project® provides practical, common-sense ideas around leading for positive mental health for those in the fire service, or for anyone in any industry. The course is engaging and keeps peoples’ attention while at the same time delivering valuable strategies and tips to help maintain strong mental health and wellness. Starting the conversation around mental health is a win in and of itself, especially for those in the fire service.”
Chris Moaquin
Assistant Chief, St. Cloud Fire and Rescue
Training and Standards
“Ryan Gallik and Michael Stahl, Co-Founders of The Mental Hygiene Project, have been incredible to work with in helping the City of St. Cloud to develop a ready, resilient and focused workforce. They are always accessible and go ‘above and beyond’.
Their work in producing engaging training videos for our city team to provide strategies and tips for growth, reduced risk and adaptability has been outstanding. They are truly ‘partners in success’ and care about their clients like family. I recommend their training, video production and consulting services to any organization wanting to create a balanced, healthy and inspired team.”
William Sturgeon MPA, CPM, EFO, ICMA-CM
City Manager (retd.)
City of St. Cloud, Florida
About The Mental Hygiene Project
The Mental Hygiene Project was designed to promote awareness, prevention, mitigation and training around mental health injuries that profoundly impact our society and workplaces. This significantly increases the effectiveness, efficiency, productivity , creativity and innovation of organizations at every level.
Mission – We empower, educate, and build individuals and organizations to cultivate a thriving workforce where everyone is positioned to become their personal and professional best.
Vision – MHP is the premier resource to build resilient, committed and sustainable organizations and individuals that create prosperous and fulfilled communities.
Values = HOPE
HONESTY
OPTIMISM
PASSION
EMPATHY
Human Resources Connection
Mental health initiatives are no longer in the shadows from a human resources perspective. The largest companies in the world have now realized the need for comprehensive mental health training, programs and leadership development that focuses specifically on how to promote Mental Hygiene in the workplace.
More than 40 CEOs from large companies partnered with the American Heart Association (AHA) to promote mental health-friendly workplaces.
The AHA CEO Roundtable report, Mental Health: A Workforce Crisis, analyzed findings from several studies on employee mental health issues.
“As CEOs, we must lead by example and engage other business leaders in redefining workplace inclusiveness and powering a mental health movement,” wrote Alex Gorsky, chairman and CEO of Johnson & Johnson; Brian Moynihan, chairman and CEO of Bank of America; and the AHA’s CEO, Nancy Brown, on behalf of the roundtable. “We cannot afford to let social stigma and discrimination hinder an individual’s ability to achieve optimum health and employment,” they added.
- Leadership. Visibly position leaders to champion a mental health-friendly workplace.
- Engagement. Involve employees in all aspects of mental health-related workplace decision-making.
- Benefits. Offer a comprehensive package of employee-centered medical benefits and programs. Develop and implement a mental health plan that makes accessing these resources easy for employees.
- Communications. Communicate clearly and often to employees about the organization’s mental health policies and benefits.
- Community partnerships. Use community partnerships to promote the objectives of the mental health plan, such as community-based organizations that provide mental health services.
An astonishing fact is that the gap between what employees and human resources professionals believe about mental health knowledge and resources in the workplace is larger than most people understand.
The Mental Hygiene Project can help you and your organizational team improve your mental health initiatives, training and resources in every area so your human resources professionals are properly prepared and your employees are getting the support they need and deserve.
Let us know how we can help you promote Mental Hygiene in your organization!
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Did you know...
- Workplace stress continues to contribute to increased mental and physical impairments: 80% of employees stated that workplace stress affected their personal relationships.
- 35% of employees “Always” miss 3-5 days a month because of workplace stress.
…indirect costs of mental health disorders — particularly lost productivity — exceed companies’ spending on direct costs, such as health insurance contributions and pharmacy expenses. Researchers suggest that companies should invest in the mental health of workers — not only for the sake of the employees but to improve their own bottom line.
NOTE: Public sector organizations also want to make the best use of their human resources and improve productivity.
- About 1 in 5 Americans will experience a mental illness at some point in their life. That’s more than cancer, heart disease and diabetes combined.
- According to the American Psychiatric Association, depression alone costs employers an estimated $44 billion each year in lost productivity.
- Incredibly, this figure does not include the indirect cost of someone who is present at work but is not fully productive because they are battling their illness or thinking about a loved one who is suffering.
Reducing the stigma of mental health issues starts with education and proper training at all levels in both schools and the workplace.
Companion subjects like leadership development, conflict resolution, stress management, how to deal with difficult people and other competencies contribute to a healthy workplace, lower risk, more productive employees and vibrant communities.
Ryan Gallik and Michael L. Stahl appearing on News 6, a CBS-affiliated station, discussing The Mental Hygiene Project. The news anchors conducted an interview with Ryan and Michael about the impacts of mental health injuries in the workplace. We also discussed how our training is customized to mitigate and avoid those kinds of mental health injuries while improving productivity and performance at the same time.
The Mental Hygiene Project, LLC has introduced a new app that will be available on the Apple iOS app store.
This app is FREE and will allow the user to enjoy many different functions and have access to consistently updated content on the awareness, prevention and mitigation of mental health injuries like anxiety, depression, burnout, compassion fatigue, post-traumatic stress and many others.
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Did you know…
It is estimated that 30 percent of first responders develop behavioral health conditions including, but not limited to, depression and post-traumatic stress.
Michael L. Stahl appearing on the CNN FN show “For Entrepreneurs Only” discussing how to avoid and overcome burnout. He was asked about and shared specific strategies on how to decrease workplace stress and recover from work-related burnout.
Did you know…
As of May, 2019, The World Health Organization has officially recognized burnout as a legitimate diagnoses. Burnout is now classified as “a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed”.
Ryan Gallik presenting a keynote speech to Preferred Governmental Insurance Trust on how to achieve Mental Hygiene in the workplace.
“Ryan’s presentation on Mental Hygiene in the Workplace was energizing, informative and incredibly relevant. Ryan is a first rate speaker whose knowledge, passion and skills inspire listeners to take action. Ryan has presented to, worked with and helped hundreds of our clients. He is a true resource to foster effective Mental Hygiene in the Workplace.”
Kevin Meehan
Vice President
Public Risk Underwriters of Florida, Inc.
Michael L. Stahl has spoken to audiences of all sizes around the US and abroad. Whether it is a small setting or a large convention center, Michael brings high-energy interaction, passion and a powerful message of overall health and wellness.
“Michael, your talent, enthusiasm, professionalism and high-energy conference facilitation made our travel congress a huge hit. You absolutely electrified 700 people for four days!…You are the best I’ve seen.”
Betsy Sell
Managing Director of Worldwide Travel Alliances
AAA
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