Returning to work after a loss can be one of the most difficult parts of grief. For many people, work can provide structure, routine and a sense of normalcy. At the same time, it can also feel overwhelming to step back into responsibilities, conversations, deadlines [...]
Lunch is often treated like something to squeeze in between meetings, emails, errands and the next task on the list. Many people eat at their desks, in their cars or while continuing to work without fully noticing the meal in front of them. While this [...]
Stress is something that is stored and remembered by not only the mind but also by the body. Quoted from Jacob Levy Moreno “the body remembers what the mind forgets”. In other words, the physical body, specifically the nervous system, muscles and tissues retain the [...]
Have you ever picked up your phone to check one thing, only to look at the time and realize an hour has passed? Maybe you opened Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, or another social media platform while at home or during a break at work. One post [...]
Have you ever come home after a stressful day and immediately reached for your phone, favorite TV show, comfort food, or bed? Seeking comfort is a normal part of being human. In fact, comfort can help us recover from stress and recharge our energy. The [...]
Spending time outside can be a helpful way to reset your mood, clear your mind and give your body a break from the demands of the day. However, getting outside does not have to mean planning a hike, going for a long walk, exercising or [...]
Have you ever had a situation where you asked a coworker a question and they made a remark about your identity, appearance, pronouns, culture, or personal life that stayed with you longer than expected? Sometimes workplace discrimination is obvious and direct, but other times it [...]
When life feels overwhelming, it can be tempting to think we need a major change to feel better. We may imagine that we need a vacation, a new job, a completely different routine or a full day with no responsibilities in order to feel lighter. While those [...]
Imagine you see a list of responsibilities or one big task that you need to get done by the end of the day. You say to yourself, “I’ll do it later,” and do other activities. Midday comes around and you push it back again. Then [...]
As the sun sets earlier and temperatures drop, many people notice a shift in mood. Some describe this as the “winter blues.” Others experience something different, “spring anxiety,” when warmer months bring unexpected pressure, restlessness, or comparison. While seasonal changes can feel subtle for some, [...]
