An HR Guide to Accommodating Mental Health Conditions at Work

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Mental health is now the top reason employees request workplace accommodations, yet many HR teams still struggle to respond consistently and compliantly. This guide explains which mental health conditions typically qualify as disabilities under the ADA, walks through common accommodations for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD, and outlines how to build a private, well-documented interactive process that supports employees while protecting the organization.

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