Grief counseling in the workplace: What HR should have ready
Grief counseling in the workplace matters because grief does not arrive at work as a neat, visible event. It shows up as: The employee who was…
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Grief counseling in the workplace matters because grief does not arrive at work as a neat, visible event. It shows up as: The employee who was…
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One of the biggest misconceptions about boundaries is the idea that they should shape other people’s behavior. For example, let’s say you…
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Everyone experiences loss at some point in their life, but it’s how they process that loss and adapt to a new reality that defines their…
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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly 1 in 5 adults—roughly 59 million people—live with a mental health issue,…
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Anticipatory anxiety is excessive dread about an event or situation that hasn’t happened yet. From political instability and the rapid…
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The average American who develops a mental health condition waits around 11 years before receiving any treatment. This figure has barely…
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Financial stress is one of the most consistent triggers of anxiety and depressive symptoms in adults. The American Psychological…
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For autistic people, masking—presenting yourself in a way, either consciously or unconsciously, to fit in better in a neurotypical…
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Researchers and mental health professionals are gaining deeper insight into how identity shapes emotional well-being, stress, and support…
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An employee finally decides to ask for help. Maybe their work has slowed. Maybe they have been missing sleep. Maybe they have been holding it…
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What if your next therapy appointment involved opening an app instead of talking to another human? From chatbots that lend an ear at 2 a.m. to…
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AI is changing how people work. For HR leaders, the question is whether that change will reduce burnout or quietly add to it. Leaders play a…
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Mental health in underserved communities refers to the unique needs, stressors, and barriers to care faced by diverse communities. Access to…
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Sometimes your therapist asks you a question that stops you in your tracks and completely shifts your perspective. Imagine your therapist asks…
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Sometimes anxiety, depression, sleep problems, panic, and stress overtake people and cause them to struggle. Learning to cope is critical…
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Spring Health reports on 13 effective coping skills for anxiety, emphasizing evidence-based techniques to manage…
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LifeStance Health talks to Olympic bobsledder Steve Mesler anout mental health challenges, emphasizing vulnerability’s importance for…
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