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SYMPOSIUM TO ADVANCE TOTAL WORKER HEALTH®






4th International Symposium to Advance Total Worker Health®

October 21-24, 2025 | Bethesda, MD & Virtual

Join a diverse group of Total Worker Health leaders at this international, one-of-a-kind symposium and seize unparalleled opportunities to learn, network, and share your insights. The 4th International Symposium to Advance Total Worker Health® is crafted to provide immense value not only for researchers but also for business professionals aiming to enhance workplace health initiatives.

PARTNER EVENTS



Work, Stress, and Health 2025 Conference

July 8-11, 2025 | Seattle, WA

The Work, Stress and Health conference provides a forum for the latest research and evidence-based practice concerning the human side of worker health, safety, and well-being. Held every other year since 1995, Work, Stress and Health (WSH) brings together students, researchers, and practitioners from many disciplines to share and discuss their work and ideas.


 EAPA Institute and EXPO 2025

 October 9-12, 2025 | San Francisco, CA

The 2025 EAPA Institute and EXPO is set to take place from October 9–12, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco. This premier event for Employee Assistance Professionals (EAPs) and workplace mental health experts. It offers a comprehensive program featuring Pre conference courses, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities. The EXPO reception on October 9th provides a platform for professionals to connect and explore the latest industry solutions. Keynote speakers include Dr. Abby Medcalf, who will discuss "The Future is Ours: Reimagining EAPs for a New Era," and John Brown, with a plenary panel on international research focusing on AI and EAPs.

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