Monthly Topic Library

Looking after your mental health is important. You’ll find an archive of informative articles and topics focused on mental wellness from past “Under the Hat Monthly Updates” to the right. Feel free to explore these resources to stay informed and take charge of your mental health.

2024 Monthly Topic Archive

April: Grief and Loss

Explore tools to navigate grief, so nobody has to experience it alone. Learn about resources that can support your journey to life after loss.

May: Mental Health Awareness

One in five U.S. adults experience a mental health condition each year, and less than half of them receive treatment.

All people, no matter where they are on their mental health journey, deserve support, resources, fulfillment and a community that cares.

More information here.

June: Sleep better, feel better

Quality sleep not only leaves you feeling rested but also plays a crucial role in emotional regulation and cognitive function, ultimately influencing your overall mood.

More information here. 

July: Living with chronic pain

Did you know that almost half of the global population experiences at least one chronic condition? These health ailments can be an unwelcome distraction that makes it difficult to show up as your best self.

More information here. 

August: Family mental well-being

The confidential employee mental health programs in each country offers support for your whole family – from children and teens to parents and couples – to navigate life’s challenges and enhance well-being.

More information here. 

September: Suicide Awareness

By recognizing the signs of suicide, we can help create a safer, more supportive workplace and potentially save lives.

More information here.

October: Strengthen your sense of belonging

Feeling disconnected? Loneliness is common from time to time, but it doesn’t have to be your norm.

Learn more here.

November: Men’s Mental Health

Mental health issues affect millions of men, yet men are less likely than women to get treatment. Why?

There is a powerful mental health stigma in males that makes it hard to discuss mental health and ask for support. Even as we learn more about these conditions and effective ways to treat them, men’s mental health stigma persists.

Learn more here. 

December: End of Year and Holiday Stress

As the year draws to a close, this season can bring excitement and stress. While we look forward to gathering with loved ones and celebrating traditions, the pressure to create the “perfect” holiday can affect our mental well-being.

More information here.

Jan/Feb 2025: Building a better you

Learn practical tips to build resilience and stay balanced on and off the job.

More information here.

March 2025: Tips for managing stress

Stress is a natural part of life, but when it becomes overwhelming, it can affect one’s health, relationships and work. This month, we’re focusing on helping you manage stress effectively with simple, actionable strategies.

Learn more information here. 

April 2025: Women's Health

Whether you are a woman or an ally, you can champion and honor others by finding ways to support women’s mental health and well-being. Nurture yourself and support the women in your life with resources from Under the Hat.

Learn more information here.

May 2025: Mental Health Awareness Month

This month is about making mental well-being part of the routine. It’s not just about reacting when something goes wrong. It’s about having tools to take care of yourself and others, even on average days.

Learn more information here. 

June 2025: Reconnection

This June, we’re focusing on connection at home, at work and in everyday life. Why it matters: Strong relationships support mental health. They build resilience and reduce stress. Ongoing conflict or unclear communication can take a toll in every part of life.

Learn more information here.

July 2025: Resiliency

This July, we’re focusing on resilience — the skill that helps you move forward when work or life gets hard. Like any skill, resilience gets stronger with practice.

Learn more information here.