[softwaredoug]

I dunno, ketamine treatment for depression isn't that weird.

[Loughla]

Announcing your medications at a public work function is kind of weird though, regardless of what they are. Is that just me?

[softwaredoug]

Why stigmatize what should be routine?

Mental health discussions, especially among men, should be less fraught. Like “I have a cold”

[colechristensen]

Yes but getting fired for it is grounds for a big juicy lawsuit. So if you've got a rainy day fund why not?

[antisthenes]

Yeah, that's just TMI.

I don't think anyone ever pressed for more details after a coworker said "I had some issues with my health".

People show empathy, and move on. No need to ask for details.

[faidit]

In day-to-day work life or a meet-and-greet, yeah. But this was an executives-only retreat where they were apparently encouraged to drink and made a big deal out of getting everyone to open up to each other.

[sleepybrett]

seems to be ok to talk about if you're elon musk.