Some fear the consequences if others learn about their mental health issues
about giving support to colleagues coping with mental health issues.He shared, “I have been thinking about this recently after knowing that one of our colleagues in the department came back from a long period of non paid leave where she worked on improving her mental health.”
He added that he is not the kind that shares these things saying, ‘No I will not share to anybody in the workplace. Colleague or friend makes no difference.’ Admiring the approach made by the company of the Redditor who posted on the issue, he added, “But good that your company granted sabbatical, though he/she could have used any other reason. Such things will be left on record forever.”
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