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INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH INTO THE DAILY LIVES OF EDUCATORS AND HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERS TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENT

de Alencar AR;
Andrade ACOC;
Almeida AWM;
da Silva ÂMN;
Lavor ELFL;
Paz EVC;
Fontes IM;
Coelho JA;
Junior JTA;
da Silva RKB;
Mane SEM;
Gomes RLR

Adna Rodrigues de Alencar

Ane Caroline de Oliveira Cunha Andrade

Antônio Werbiton Marinho Almeida

Ângela Maria Nascimento da Silva

Elaine Larissa Firmiano Lopes Lavor

Elizangela Vale Cunha Paz

Irene Mendes Fontes

Juliana Alves Coelho

Juvanildo Terra de Alencar Junior

Roberta Kelly Barbosa da Silva

Sana Eteki Mboumena Mane

Rickardo Léo Ramos Gomes


Abstract

The integration of mental health in the workplace is an increasing necessity to promote the well-being and productivity of professionals. Educators and human resource managers, in particular, face unique challenges that can significantly impact their psychological health. Therefore, practices that encourage a healthy work environment are fundamental for balancing professional demands and quality of life. This research adopted a qualitative approach, seeking to understand the phenomena related to mental health in the educational and corporate contexts through interpretative and exploratory analysis. The overall objective of this study is to investigate how the integration of mental health into the daily lives of educators and human resource managers contributes to promoting a healthy work environment, addressing practices and policies that favor psychological well-being in both educational and corporate settings. The results indicate the importance of more effective and integrated policies in addressing mental health issues, highlighting the need for preventive actions in both the educational and corporate sectors. The research also revealed that, although support interventions exist, there are still gaps in the approaches adopted by institutions, suggesting a need for greater investment in training programs and ongoing support for educators and human resource managers.

 

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.037-024


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Author(s)

  • Adna Rodrigues de Alencar
  • Ane Caroline de Oliveira Cunha Andrade
  • Antônio Werbiton Marinho Almeida
  • Ângela Maria Nascimento da Silva
  • Elaine Larissa Firmiano Lopes Lavor
  • Elizangela Vale Cunha Paz
  • Irene Mendes Fontes
  • Juliana Alves Coelho
  • Juvanildo Terra de Alencar Junior
  • Roberta Kelly Barbosa da Silva
  • Sana Eteki Mboumena Mane
  • Rickardo Léo Ramos Gomes