The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allows you to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave for serious health conditions, including mental health.
The best part? When you’re ready to return, your employer is legally required to reinstate you in your original position or an equivalent role, ensuring your professional security while you prioritize your health. You also retain access to your health insurance during this leave. However, there are stipulations to qualify for FMLA.
they’re afraid of being judged or losing their job. But what’s
at stake if you don’t take that much-needed break?
Your Mental Health Can Decline:
Ignoring your mental health to keep up with work can lead to burnout, chronic stress, or worsening symptoms. Over time, this takes a toll on your productivity, your relationships, and even your physical health.
You Might Miss Out on Legal Protections:
By not knowing your rights under the ADA, FMLA, and other regulations, you could be missing out on the opportunity to secure your job while getting the care you need.
Long-Term Career Impact:
While taking a break for mental health might feel like a temporary setback, it’s actually an investment in your long-term success. Staying in a role while you're struggling mentally can lead to diminished performance and affect your career growth.
We offer a range of services tailored for professionals who need both flexibility and support while addressing their mental health.
Your mental health deserves attention and care, and we’re here to help. Our compassionate, professional staff uses the latest evidence-based therapies and holistic approaches to guide you toward recovery and help you return to living your best life, both personally and professionally.
Get started today by requesting an appointment online or calling us at 877-747-4294.