The Neuropsychology of Absence -- Why True Time Off Is a Strategic Advantage at Work with Daniel Oates

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The Neuropsychology of Absence -- Why True Time Off Is a Strategic Advantage at Work with Daniel Oates

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What if paid time off (PTO) isn’t a perk but essential health infrastructure?In this episode of Headspace for the Workplace, I sit down with Daniel Oates, a longtime construction leader at Flintco, to unpack the psychological, neurobiological, and organizational benefits of structured, work-free time away from work.Drawing from more than two decades in the construction industry and grounded in a robust body of mental health and neuroscience research, this conversation reframes time off as a strategic investment in worker resilience, safety, creativity, and long-term performance.Together, Daniel and I explore why simply offering PTO isn’t enough, why psychological detachment is the missing ingredient, and how leaders can design systems that allow people to recover truly, without guilt, fear, or career penalty. For more information on this episode go to https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/headspace/82

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