In 2021, we talked extensively about burnout and other burnout-related issues, from what it is, to how it can impact parents or those managing chronic diseases. In short, burnout is long-term stress; the kind of
If sadness, anxiety, loss of motivation, difficulty concentrating, unexplained bouts of crying, and boredom are as commonplace in your workday as filling up your coffee mug or sending an email, you may be experiencing depressive
When you have a million tasks to do during the day, it can be hard to fathom stopping to just breathe for a second, much less stepping away for lunch, a quick stroll, or simply
Is your child a picky eater? Does it feel like every day there’s a new food added to their list of foods they *absolutely* will not eat? While a daily food fight might just be
Burnout doesn’t always feel dramatic, but the accumulation of life's stresses can wreak havoc on your job performance, family life and health. But there are steps you can take to de-stress and feel better.
Managing a chronic condition can be tough — even more so when the emotional toll that comes with it wreaks havoc on your mental health and well-being. Persons with diabetes are all too familiar with
As you get older, there are some things that just can’t be avoided. In fact, getting older in itself is inevitable, no matter how hard you try to turn back the hands of time. But depression doesn’t have to be included in that list of “to be expected” as you age. However, older adults are at an increased risk for experiencing depression.
Over the last year or so, mental health has become a rapidly popular topic among mainstream media and day-to-day conversation alike. Many have said the “silver lining” of the pandemic has been bringing into focus
More than a year after shelter-in-place orders rolled out across North Texas, life as you knew it pre-COVID may be starting to take shape again. But what if you're facing hesitation to get back out there? There's a term for that uneasiness: "cave syndrome."
Can having COVID-19 be a risk factor for developing a new mental health disorder? According to a recent study published in the Lancet Journal of Psychiatry, possibly so.
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