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May is Mental Health Month, as well as Better Sleep Month.

  • May 1, 2009
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Wwith a terrible economy on everyone’s minds, it’s sometimes tough to get a good night’s sleep. And if things are very bad, employees may be at greater risk for depression. May is Better Sleep Month, as well as Mental Health Month. The Wellness Council of America has a links to sites with information on sleep and work productivity, along with information on recognizing and dealing with depression.

Visit Welcoa’s site for more information on these two health observances and many more.

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