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the Healthy Mind Platter individually, they
are deeply interrelated and connected.
Together, the seven elements have relationships to mental health, creativity, and
cognitive performance.
The Healthy Mind Platter illustrates an allinclusive mental wellness plan and can serve
large organizations as a guide to understanding what employees and leaders need to do to
realize their fullest potential.

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Jacqui Grey, Ph.D., is managing
director-Europe for the Neuroleadership Institute. Her career spans law,
HR (previously FVP EMEA for Merrill
Lynch), executive coaching, and change
consultancy. She is known for her work
on innovative leadership programs and
board-level executive mentoring. She
can be reached at europe@neuroleadership.com.
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