The emotional support gap is the disparity between the support people need and what they actually receive. It’s used by therapists and HR teams to identify unaddressed mental health needs, improving retention and well-being. Employees, patients, and students benefit most, as closing this gap fosters resilience, reduces burnout, and builds stronger, more compassionate relationships.
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