Psychology Press Health at Work - Psychology Press Behavioral Medicine Book

Explore the complex world of worksite health promotion with Health at Work, part of the Perspectives on Behavioral Medicine Series. This book examines the major issues surrounding programs designed to improve employee well-being and productivity. By studying intensive examples like Johnson and Johnson's "Live for Life" and AT&T's "TLC," readers gain insight into how large-scale initiatives function in real-world settings. The text provides a detailed look at the "state of science" for the four most common health-promotion components: smoking cessation, weight control, exercise, and stress management. Understanding these core areas is essential for anyone studying how workplace activities impact national health trends. As worksite health-promotion activities present their own unique set of challenges, this book helps identify the factors that impact success. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of labor, economics, and behavioral medicine, offering a clear look at the science behind modern corporate wellness strategies.