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I was sceptical when I read the headline. For one thing, employees may not believe the confidentiality. For another, if only a few people attend, and then offic
by bayesianhorse 11y ago
I was sceptical when I read the headline. For one thing, employees may not believe the confidentiality. For another, if only a few people attend, and then office is in the building, these visits aren't all that confidential.
But it looks as if that's not a problem because so many employees are actually using this service. So the benefits seem to outweigh: More employees are seeing "any" therapist at all, they are taking their own mental health more seriously and early interventions are more likely.
They also seem to see the therapists as helping them get "better" rather than just fixing some flaw.
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