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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides broad protections to employees with many different kinds of impairments that can make it more difficult to be successful at work. While most experienced managers and human resource professionals are familiar with the way the ADA applies to physical impairments, translating that knowledge to apply to mental health conditions can be trickier but is necessary.

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