Natalyn Lewis

That's what's happening out there.

We have a world that has mental health is being weaponized.

In my opinion, I see it every day.

They walk in, it's like, oh, I can't do that anymore.

It's so hard for me.

I'm getting anxiety getting on that phone call.

Okay, well, then you don't need to get on a phone call.

That is not the right answer.

If your job is to take phone calls, the right answer is don't take that phone.

The right answer is not don't take phone calls.

If that makes you anxious, we'll find another job for you.

No, if that makes you anxious, let's give you training that teaches you how to deal with anxiety in a phone call situation, or you can find another job.

But we get super, super cuddly because there is a complete lack of understanding, and so it's fear-based.

Oh, I've seen it across the board.

I've seen leaders who are afraid they'll have an employee commit suicide and it's going to be on their head.

I've seen that they're afraid they're going to have employees that turn them in and they're going to have problems on their hands with the state or with agencies.

And it's funny because I'll say, who are they turning you into?

And they don't know.

They just know they've heard the stories that you have to treat these people with fairness.

There's fear that this person will sue them.