Global Issues

The benefits of green spaces extend beyond adults

Even if you have your finances and scheduling issues, traveling can be highly stressful as so much of it is out of your control. Weather, delays, long lines, traffic, and more can break even the best-laid plans.

Transitioning back to the office can be challenging, but some strategies can help individuals cope. This article will explore some of the most effective methods for managing the transition back to the office and ensuring a smooth and successful return.

Loneliness is a common challenge for many employees, especially those working remotely or with limited social interactions at work.

We’re all pretty deep into this working-from-home experience, and no one knows how long it will last. There is one thing we do know. The isolation and changes in routine can have a significant effect on your mental health.

Discover how telemental health bridges the gaps  and increases employee engagement with EAP. 

Disaster may strike quickly and without warning. Here are some tips that can help you stay safe during a disaster.

There are many steps you can take to manage stress after a disaster. You should be aware, though, that healing doesn't mean you'll completely forget the event. You may still feel distress and pain when you think of it. You may also have more confidence that you will be able to cope. Here are some helpful steps you can take after a disaster:

No one wants to think about disaster, but if one should occur, would you be prepared? Would you know what to do if you suddenly had no water, gas, electricity or phone service? Take time to plan for a disaster so you'll be ready if the unexpected happens.