Avidon Health CEO on Building Better Hybrid Workplaces

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Avidon Health CEO, Clark Lagemann, explores the critical balance between flexibility and mental well-being in hybrid work environments in a recent article published on HR.com. This piece delves into how organizations can empower employees through autonomy while mitigating the potential challenges of blurred boundaries and decreased social connection.

Key topics covered in the article include:

  • The Mental Health Landscape in Flexible Work Models: Examining the potential for burnout, decreased social connection, and decision fatigue in hybrid and remote work.
  • The Role of Autonomy in Employee Satisfaction: Highlighting the importance of balancing autonomy with clear guidelines to avoid overwork and ensure productivity.
  • Proactive Strategies to Enhance Well-Being: Offering practical strategies for HR professionals, including encouraging clear boundaries, facilitating social connection, investing in mental health resources, and promoting leadership as role models.
  • Measuring and Adjusting: Emphasizing the importance of using data and feedback to refine workplace flexibility policies and ensure employee well-being.
  • The Future of Flexible Work: Looking ahead at how organizations can successfully support both productivity and mental health in the evolving landscape of hybrid work.

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    Avidon Health is transforming how organizations promote healthier lifestyles through behavior change science and technology-driven coaching. Our mission is to empower individuals to achieve better health outcomes while driving measurable business success for our clients.With over 20 years of expertise in health coaching and cognitive behavioral training, we’ve built a platform that delivers personalized, 1-to-1 well-being experiences at scale.Today, organizations use Avidon to reimagine engagement, enhance health, and create lasting behavior change—making wellness more accessible, impactful, and results-driven.

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