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Construction Worker Suicide Rates Among The Highest

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Mental Health In The Construction Industry

Suicide rates among construction workers are alarmingly high, surpassing the national average. The demanding nature of the job, long hours, physical strain, and often unstable employment contribute to mental health challenges. The stigma surrounding mental health issues in the industry further prevents workers from seeking help. Jessica Reyes breaks down the story with Rabbi Brandon Gaines.

Promoting Healthy Mindsets

Efforts are underway to address this silent crisis. Organizations are promoting mental health awareness and providing resources specifically tailored for construction workers. Initiatives like on-site counseling, peer support groups, and training for supervisors aim to create a supportive environment where workers feel comfortable seeking help.

Breaking The Stigma

It’s crucial to break the silence surrounding mental health in the construction industry and provide the necessary support to save lives.

For more information on Rabbi Brandon Gaines visit his website.

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