The sixth annual Workplace Mental Health Conference is a half-day virtual event bringing together people from all sectors working to improve the future of employee mental health. 

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Use code EARLY20 to save $20 on an individual registration now through May 31.

Continuing education credits are available. Learn more about CE options.

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Conference features:

  • Real-world strategies for your workplace
  • Tips to kick-start or elevate your employee well-being strategy
  • Lineup of well-respected industry and academic experts
  • Personal stories, case studies, and panel discussions
  • Interactive Q&A sessions
  • 4 CEU contact hours and 4 SHRM PDCs are available
  • Participants are eligible to receive a Certificate of Attendance
  • Registrants will receive a link to view recorded sessions and a copy of presentation slides

Participants include:

  • Employers
  • C-Suite Leaders
  • Health professionals and researchers
  • HR professionals
  • Representatives from diverse industries (public, private, and non-profit organizations)
  • Anyone with an interest in supporting workplace mental health  

What previous participants have said:

  • "I spent a great deal of the conference thinking, 'Oh, I wish X was here to hear this!' I now have a lot of work to do to bring back learning from this to my colleagues and managers."
  • The conference was "full of practical, applicable content for employers across all industries and speakers were very willing to expound on their knowledge."

A special thank you to this year’s planning committee.

U-M Eisenberg Family Depression Center
Sagar Parikh, Danielle Taubman, Workplace Mental Health Solutions team

U-M Health and Well-being Services
Kelcey Stratton, Chief Behavioral Health Strategist

U-M Center for Ergonomics
Sheryl Ulin, Research Program Officer & Director of Continuing Education

U-M Department of Psychology
Mari Kira, Assistant Professor

National Network of Depression Centers (NNDC)
Matt Samocki, Executive Director
Rob Vallentine, Business Advisor

Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO)
Sean Egan, Deputy Director of Labor

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Meg Delp, Director of Workplace Mental Health

Center for Workplace Mental Health, APA Foundation
Betsy Schwartz, Director
Shayla Gerity, Program Manager

Sinziana Luchian, Healthcare Consultant

Thank you to our promotional partners!

University of Michigan Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering (COHSE)
University of Michigan Center for Positive Organizations
National Network of Depression Centers

Please contact [email protected] with any questions.