WORKPLACE WELLNESS: CREATING A CULTURE OF WELL-BEING

• 77% of workers struggle with workplace-related stress, including 31% reporting emotional exhaustion and 20% reporting decreased productivity.
• 27% of Gen Z workers say their job has made them feel depressed at least once a week in the past six months.
• 81% of workers reported they will be looking for workplaces that support mental health in the future.

The mental health of employees is now becoming one of the leading indicators that predict a company's ability to grow, scale, and add value. 

In this webinar, you'll hear from Awstin Gregg, a multi-licensed clinician, who will share his expertise on fostering a positive company culture. You'll gain five actionable items that you can implement immediately to start shaping the culture you want in your organization. These takeaways will include effective strategies for reducing workplace stress, enhancing communication, promoting work-life balance, building employee resilience, and fostering an inclusive and supportive environment.

Join us for this insightful session and gain practical tools to create a healthier, more productive workplace.

Our webinars are completely free to attend!

• Our webinars last an hour, and you'll gain one CPE hour from attending. A Q&A session is included in that hour, so you have time to ask your burning questions to our presenter.
• You'll receive an email approximately two days after the event containing a course evaluation. A few days after you complete this evaluation, you will receive your CPE certificate from our CPE provider Prolaera.
• Our webinars are recorded and posted to YouTube following the live event, however, you will not be eligible for CPE credit by watching the recording. You must attend live to receive your credit.
• You will receive your own unique link from Zoom whenever you register for the event. This is the only way for you to enter the event. Save the event to your calendar with the link you will be provided. Please reach out to askus@lgt-cpa.com if you have trouble joining.