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Leading by the Numbers: What Your Enneagram Says About You as a Leader (Type 4: The Individualist)
Leading by the Numbers is a nine-part series. Understanding your strengths and weaknesses as a leader is imperative to not only leading others, but also leading yourself effectively. But the make-…
Why it’s so hard to find a mental health professional
Even as demand for mental health services grow, the shortage of psychiatrists and related professionals is getting worse.
Are You Too Hard on Yourself?
Do you simply notice that you’ve deviated from your expectations or goals and forgive yourself? Or do you degrade yourself and endlessly ruminate on minor missteps?
A Good Manning Is Hard to Find
Want better health care? Commit treason. That strategy seems to have worked for disgraced U.S. soldier Chelsea Manning. The
Therapy for When It's Hard to Adjust
Many times, people have trouble adjusting to a difficult or stressful event such as the loss of a loved one or a natural disaster such as a storm or flood, or a violation of their individual rights. These events would cause almost anyone to be upset.
Is It Getting Harder to Care for Poor Patients?
We’ve been unable — or unwilling — to include social factors in how we support and pay doctors.
A Simple Way to Stop Putting Off Hard Things
To beat procrastination, you need to separate ‘doing’ and ‘releasing’
Things to do when life feels hard
Life balance teacher/author and self-care evangelist Renee Trudeau blogs about self-care practices to support you in "feeling good fast."
Does mindfulness motivate you to study harder at university?
How does mindfulness motivate PhD students to pursue their studies further? The Conversation evaluates its effectiveness as a study tool.
Finding It Hard to Focus? Maybe It’s Not Your Fault
When to Go Public with an Alzheimer's Diagnosis Is a Hard Call
Sadly, even after years of work to educate the public about any illness that affects the brain, a stigma remains. No matter that most, if not all, mental illnesses have a biological basis. No matter that people aren’t any more responsible for a brain illness than they are for other illnesses. The fact remains that whether the disease affects the brain occurs at a younger age in the form of depression or bipolar disease or an older age in the form of Alzheimer’s…
Going Back to School Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
Asking children with mental health issues to think during school is like asking them to run when they just finished a marathon.
Hospital mistakes get harder for patients to find
The federal government is working on new ways to collect and present the information.
Why It’s Hard to Measure Improved Population Health
When Going Digital Makes Health Care Harder
Some who work in digital health care are now putting the user experience first
The Surprising Benefit Of Going Through Hard Times
Psychologists studying post-traumatic growth find that many people come to thrive in the aftermath of adversity.
Surprising health problems that come from working too hard
Is your job making you sick? A study recently published in the journal Psychosomatic Medicine found that job strain — defined as having high job demands combined with low job
When You Care About Everything, It’s Hard to Think About Nothing
Don’t Hesitate to Do These 8 Hard Things for Your Mental Health
The hard things ultimately build you up and change your life from the inside out. Which is why it's time to start doing the hard things you know you need to for yourself! Every. Single. Day.
Work Hard. Work Together. Give Back. Show Leadership. Live Local.
These are the principles that inform and guide our Summer Programs here at Land’s Sake. Whether packing meals at Community Servings for chronically-ill recipients or seeding radishes for the week…
Pros & Cons of Online Therapy: Are We Hard-Wired to Connect?
What are the pros and cons of online therapy from the client’s and therapist’s perspectives? How do we stay connected to our clients in a digital world?
