What is a healthy work-life balance, and how can you achieve it? by Alexandra Cromer, LPC | Dec 13, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers In today’s fast-paced world, disconnecting from work after hours can be difficult. However, cultivating a healthy and appropriate work-life balance is essential to good mental health. Maintaining a strong work-life balance often requires intentional effort like planning ahead, prioritizing, and setting proper boundaries. Read on to learn about what contributes…
How to stay physically active at your desk job by Taylor Bennett | Nov 30, 2018 | Health & Exercise, Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers One major problem many people have with their desk jobs is, well, the fact that they sit at a desk all day; and they struggle to get in daily physical activity. Fortunately, if you decide you want to be more active at your desk job, you can be! It’ll just…
Should I quit my job and go back to school? by Taylor Bennett | Nov 30, 2018 | Life Transition, Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers Think About the “Why” “It’s important to look critically at what their motivation really is—what’s driving their interest, and will it really be helpful to them?” –Joe Casey, Executive Coach and Retirement Coach “Each person has their own unique journey toward meaning and happiness. We must each ask ourselves: where…
I don’t work well with other people—how can I change that? Consider your personality type and adjust accordingly by Taylor Bennett | Nov 29, 2018 | Mental Health Topics, Personality, Work & Careers Do you work well with others? If your answer is no and it’s affecting your job, consider a few different personality types that have a more difficult time collaborating with others. Depressive personalities are hypersensitive and don’t take feedback well; if this sounds like you, you can improve your skills…
Do I need a new job, or just a vacation? by Taylor Bennett | Nov 28, 2018 | Mental Health Topics, Self-Care, Work & Careers Everybody needs a break from work—but it isn’t always easy to tell whether the real need is a vacation from your job or a new job altogether. Fortunately, you can use several techniques to help you determine where your needs lie: such as the 3, 2, 1 Method. The 3,…
The Surprising and Powerful Influences Behind First Impressions by Jon Negroni | Jan 23, 2014 | Communication, Mental Health Topics We rely on first impressions for more than we realize. It’s not just job interviews and blind dates that we should worry about – first impressions rule every potential relationship ahead of us. That said, we are not slaves to first impressions. We just need to better understand the numerous ways in which the mind forms an impression so that we can react accordingly.
5 Ways to Get Your Friends Off The Couch by Ashley Rawsthorne | Jan 21, 2014 | Mental Health Topics, Relationships Everyone deserves a little relaxation time built into their day. There is, however, a difference between relaxing and being flat out lazy. So what’s the solution to cure this chronic laziness that seems to have hit each of us at some point? Here are a few suggestions to get your friends (and you) off the couch:
3 Habits That Will Make Every Workday Productive by Walter Price | Dec 20, 2013 | Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers Running a business means setting an example. A healthy lifestyle can contribute to a productive workplace, for you and your employees. True productivity includes much more than the three-hour block of caffeine-infused frenzy you experience after your morning coffee. The reason is largely because quick fixes like these don’t last…
Is it Wrong to be Motivated by Fear? by Jon Negroni | Aug 19, 2013 | Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics Fear Can Be A Great Motivator Fear and motivation are often approached as two separate things. This makes sense because we often view what’s in front of us as something we are motivated by positively, or something that is negative, such as fear. Positive=good and negative=bad right? Well, not so…
Why Millennials Need Counseling More Than Ever by Jon Negroni | Jul 29, 2013 | Aging, Mental Health Topics What is a millennial? This generation consists of individuals between the ages of 18 and 33. These days, millennials are typically seen as upbeat individuals who are confident and technologically savvy. Unfortunately, that perception doesn’t hold up to the reality of what this generation is really experiencing. Going through the…