The State of Mental Health in North Carolina by Hannah DeWitt | May 5, 2025 | Mental Health Topics, Research A recent survey of people in North Carolina commissioned by Thriveworks reveals interesting patterns surrounding residents’ emotional state and what they do to improve their mental health. Check out the insights below, including which factors impact mental health most, who they turn to for support, and more. North Carolina’s Mental…
How to cope with a job loss: Strategies and support by Alexandra Cromer, LPC | Sep 4, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers Loss and grief can come in many different forms, one of which is the loss of a job. Jobs not only give us financial stability and peace of mind, but also a sense of confidence, purpose, accomplishment, community, and much more. Loss of employment, especially when it’s unexpected, can be…
Can pay transparency enhance mental health and pay equity in the workplace? by Wistar Murray | Mar 15, 2022 | Mental Health Topics, Money & Financial Issues, Work & Careers What’s more taboo in your workplace: Clocking out a few minutes early, stealing someone’s food from the common fridge, or asking your coworkers how much money they make? I’d venture to guess that most people would sooner risk taking a colleague’s cookie than asking their manager for the figure on…
Mental health in the workplace: Understanding the importance of mental health at work by Jason Crosby | Dec 27, 2021 | Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers Workplace conversations and goals are often centered on productivity and team building. These are beneficial to building the right company culture, but it’s essential to address the mental health needs of the modern employee. Many businesses are doing more than ever to support employee mental health, and they’re finding that…
Do meat, sex, and money count as irreconcilable differences? Workarounds for 3 heated lifestyle clashes in couples by Wistar Murray | Oct 29, 2021 | Mental Health Topics, Relationships One thing that we’ve all learned from romantic comedies is that significant others can live in harmony even when their lifestyles are radically different. For example, one SO might prefer reading on the couch to running triathlons. One SO might spring out of bed at 5am to get a headstart…
Mitigating your stress as a small business owner by Luke Moss | Nov 25, 2020 | Coping Skills, Mental Health Topics, Stress Despite all the perks that come with working for yourself, being an entrepreneur can be very stressful. It involves a steep learning curve, risks to know and avoid, and hoops to jump through just to get a business up and running. With stress being dubbed the silent killer of the…
Young and financially stressed: 7 ways to start saving money now by Madison Bambini | Oct 12, 2020 | Mental Health Topics, Money & Financial Issues, Self-Improvement Remember when you thought you’d graduate high school or college and land your dream job making at least six figures, right out of the gate? Well, chances are you’re a few years down the road from that, still busting your tail to buy that new jacket you’ve had your eye…
How to address financial stress in your marriage by Sarah Archer | Sep 15, 2020 | Mental Health Topics, Money & Financial Issues, Relationships Transitioning from managing money on your own to budgeting with a partner can be stressful. And no matter how much you love your significant other, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you address how you’ll handle finances throughout your marriage. In fact, one study found that 50% of couples argue…