Alarming Stats
“Untreated mental and physical health conditions cost American companies billions of dollars every year.“
- 81% of employees report mental health issues due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, and 3Xs increase in Anxiety.
- Untreated depression costs employers $9,450 per employee, per year in absenteeism and lost productivity.
- 62% of missed workdays can be attributed to mental health conditions.
- Employees with untreated mental health conditions have a higher heart attack and stroke risk
Training & Workshops
Your employees are the heartbeat of your biz!
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Why should you hire us?
79%
of employees believe their company's wellbeing programs helped them be as productive as possible
75%
say employee wellbeing programs are one of the reasons they stay at their job
79%
believe such programs helped them avoid getting sick.
~Statista 2022
Testimonials & Case Studies
"Nikki's workshop on how to stay healthy while working a demanding job was extremely well attended, with over 50 women who showed up to learn about the topic. They were super informative while keeping the workshop extremely interactive and fun. We learned a lot of useful tips about how to incorporate basic changes into our busy day-to-day lives to help improve how we feel. I found it extremely helpful to hear from the dynamic duo. I cannot recommend this workshop more for every corporation and small company alike! Looking forward to seeing what other services NAO Wellness offers."
— J.P. MORGAN EXECUTIVE
Challenge
Improve health, cognitive performance & productivity of the staff who are adjusting and adapting to the stress of working from home.
Strategy
Created a 3 part interactive presentation to cover 1) movement (stretching from a certified fitness trainer), 2) nutrition to address cooking at home, real life solutions, followed by 3) sound healing and meditation. All attendees were sent a workbook that included recipes, stretches, mediation tips, and much more.
Results
Decrease in stress, improved mood, and nutrition choices at home.
"The workshop was very well received. I’m loving the feedback. You ladies are AMAZING. This workshop is exactly what people need during this difficult time. It is surprisingly beyond my expectation. I tried a lot of meditations before but not the same as this one. I can see from people’s comments that they liked and appreciated this session as well. The workshop was well-run with a variety of content, so I am sure everyone had good takeaways from it. Thank you for accommodating us last minute. This was very timely and I appreciate the work you and your team put in to make it happen!"
— HITACHI EXECUTIVE
"RELX has partnered with NAO Wellness for the past two years. Nikki is wonderful to work with, she is passionate and knowledgeable about her work and has built an incredible team to back her mission. Her coaches are highly credentialed and personable. Nikki has been flexible in helping RELX create the nutrition initiatives that best suit our organizational goals and our corporate population. We will continue this partnership into the future! "
— RELX
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Sources/References
Garen Staglin, “Understanding the Evidence: Transforming How Employers Make the Case for Mental Health“ Forbes, April 4, 2019.
1 -“American Worker in Crisis: Understanding Employee Mental Health in Unprecedented Times,” Lyra Health, July 2020.
2 - “Mental Health: A Workspace Crisis,” American Heart Association CEO Roundtable, 2018.
3 - “Bad for Business: The Business Case for Overcoming Mental Illness Stigma in the Workplace,” National Alliance on Mental Illness of Massachusetts, 2015.
4 - “Anxiety and Depression Boost Heart Attack and Stroke Risk,” American College of Cardiology, September 19, 2018.
5 - Mangurian et al., “Diabetes and Prediabetes Prevalence by Race and Ethnicity Among People With Severe Mental Illness,” Diabetes Care, July 2018.
6 - D. Mozzaffarian, E. Benjamin, A.S. Go, et al. on behalf of American Heart Association Statistics Committee and Stroke Statistics Subcommittee, “heat Disease and Stroke Statistics–2016 Update: A Report from the American Heart Association,” Circulation, 133:e38-e360 (2016).