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Prevalence of Mental Illness The Price of Ignoring Employee Mental Health Dr. Andrew Miki, R.Psych Starling Minds CEO & Founder October 12, 2018 Slide 1 Slide 1 Emerging trend: 1 in 3 Canadians experience mental illness* Slide 2 *


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Prevalence of Mental Illness

October 12, 2018

The Price of Ignoring Employee Mental Health

  • Dr. Andrew Miki, R.Psych

Starling Minds CEO & Founder

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* Statistics Canada, 2017

Emerging trend:

1 in 3 Canadians

experience mental illness*

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WHO predicts that DEPRESSION WILL BE THE LEADING CAUSE OF DISABILITY by 2030.*

* World Health Organization (2011)

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The Problem

  • 1. Mental Illness is Rising

50% of the population will experience mental health problems by the time they reach age 40.

  • 2. The Costs To

Organizations is Growing

Billions of CA & US dollars are lost every year due to mental illness 03 01 02

  • 3. Gaps in the Mental

Health System

People aren’t seeking treatment due to access, cost and stigma

Source Canadian Mental Health Association (2018) Assessing the Economic Costs of Serious Mental Illness

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The Cost

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The Cost of Mental Illness

Canada

Depression

+ Anxiety $49.6 billion/year

Source Healthy Brains at Work, Conference Board of Canada (2016) Assessing the Economic Costs of Serious Mental Illness, American Journal of Psychiatry (2008)

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The Cost of Mental Illness

US

Depression

+ Anxiety $193.2 billion/year

Source Healthy Brains at Work, Conference Board of Canada (2016) Assessing the Economic Costs of Serious Mental Illness, American Journal of Psychiatry (2008)

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How Employees Become Mentally Ill

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Our Story

Online Starling Program 2014 - present F2F 2009 - present F2F 2012 - 2013 Starling™ evolved from Dr. Miki’s private practice that focused on psychological treatment/assessment for vocational disability

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100% Retention of Customers Since 2014

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The Mental Health Disability Funnel

Mental Fitness Prevention Return-to-Work:

  • Physical illness/injury + Prevention
  • Mental illness

Healthy Workers Short Term Disability LTD

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Common Stressors

Workload Unclear roles/expectations Inadequate support Unsupportive management Bullying High turnover Morale Deadlines Lack of control over deliverables Long hours Pressure from managers/customers Increase in financial obligations Conflict/Divorce Moving/Change Children/Aging parents Feeling overwhelmed/stressed Anger/Guilt Sadness/depression Worry/anxiety Irritability/Fatigue Substance Abuse Suicide

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Symptom Line Baseline

Baseline & Symptom Line

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The Mental Health Continuum

No symptoms High functioning Some symptoms Presenteeism Severe symptoms Absenteeism

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Trajectory Of A Disabled Worker

Time

Days Weeks Months Years Disability Rock bottom Workload Increase in financial obligations Marital issues Unclear expectations from management Aging parents Unmanageable deadlines Fatigue/Irritability

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Demystifying Mental Illness Confident Assertive Decisive Understanding Regulation Resolution

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How To Keep Employees Mentally Fit

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Mental Fitness

Employee Assistance Programs The ‘Standard’ Awareness Campaigns Extended Health Benefits Wellness Initiatives Disability Management

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Starling Minds delivers science-based mental health support anytime, anywhere to develop the mental resilience a healthy, productive workforce requires.

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Mental Fitness: Self-Awareness

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Mental Fitness: Basic Education

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Mental Fitness: Skills Training

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Mental Fitness: Application of New Skills

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Mental Fitness: Learning to Increase Resilience

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Starling Results

47%

  • f workers

started in the healthy categories

53%

started in the borderline or unhealthy categories

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Starling Results 15-20%

  • f workers moved up

from the bottom or middle of the mental health continuum

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> Based on a company with 1000 employees and an adoption rate of 10%,

the annual net savings due to decreased absenteeism is $43,3030

ROI Decreased Absenteeism

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Goal of Starling’s Programs

Prevention Build resilience Boost mental fitness

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Goal of Starling’s Programs

Early intervention + Return to work

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Thank you

Contact info: andrew@starlingminds.com 604-377-7815