Of late, I've been writing about some of the broader issues of life and this is reflected in at least a couple of my recent Shareposts (living a flatlined life; turning around the signs of burnout). I don't want to give the impression that most people feel miserable about their working life, so my aim is to provide a little more in the way of balance, but to point out what could happen if your relationship with work becomes a bit too cozy.
Although many people are dissatisfied at work most...
There's nothing like a break from work to remind you just how much you really think about your job. On the day you went back, how did you... Read more »
Today is Wednesday, May 30, 2007. This is my first blog for The HealthCentral Network, and I am pleased to be part of the team.I will be... Read more »
In recent years there has been much research and a broader understanding of mental illness. Even so, many people still suffer silently,... Read more »
A chill is in the air. The days are getting shorter. Homes are resplendent with twinkling Christmas lights. The department stores play... Read more »
At a time of global economic downturn the risks of job loss increase almost daily. The way we deal with this can have profound implications... Read more »
Employees who work overtime have a higher risk of depression and anxiety, a new study suggests. Researchers in Norway analyzed data on work hours for... Read more »
A new study in Great Britain has found that intense physical exercise may ease depression and anxiety in men. Researchers found that leisure-time... Read more »
I am a licensed psychologist in Chestertown, Maryland and a senior partner in a group mental health practice, which serves children, adolescents and... Read more »
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