For centuries, philosophers and physicians have explored the connection between the mind and the body. Today, science confirms what many have long suspected: our mental and physical health are deeply intertwined. Understanding and harnessing this relationship is more important than ever—not just for surviving, but for thriving.
Could this improve medical outcomes and reduce claims costs? We are living in a day and age in which keeping in contact with the people we love and cherish has never been easier. Phone calls, texting, social media – we have a plethora of ways to maintain our familial and social connections with each other, even when we are separated by whole continents. However, a growing number of loneliness cases around the world are alarming governments and global health organizations. How can this be?
ETHealthworld interacted with Sigal Atzmon, Founder and CEO, Medix Global, on the current status of the burden of mental health disorders and its impact on the lives of those suffering from mental ailments. Atzmon highlighted the lack of self-reflection, stigma, limited resources, and awareness as major deterrents for those seeking professional aid.
The age-old debate about the separation of mind and body has transformed dramatically with advancements in both psychology and medicine. Today’s research robustly confirms a deep and inherent connection between our mental and physical health. This dynamic interaction is now a focal point of keen interest and critical importance, illuminating how our psychological state significantly influences our physical wellbeing.
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HR professionals from top corporates were participating in a panel discussion organized to address the issue of mental health at the workplace.
Medix Global has joined forces with Marsh India to address the pressing issue of Mental Health Challenges in the Workplace. The event will be held at Taj MG Road, Bengaluru, on October 11, 2023, with the participation of CEOs, CHROs, and senior leadership members from over 150 leading corporates across the city.
With companies launching novel initiatives, mental wellness is not only a personal matter but also a shared responsibility, writes Sigal Atzmon