Workplace Issues

Occupation can be a risk factor for suicide. In addition to psychological issues, poor physical health, and general life stress, the occupation that someone holds can present an additional ... Read More

You’ve probably seen videos of big, furious guys going after little guys. It doesn’t look like a fair fight at first, but there can be surprises—and sometimes the little guys win. ... Read More

Discrimination in daily life can present challenges for many people. Individuals who deal with discrimination may develop feelings of isolation and fear or may become angry and aggressive. ... Read More

According to a recent study, people who receive psychotherapy for major depression are on short term disability longer than those who do not receive psychotherapy. Shanil Ebrahim of the ... Read More

A recent article on PRWeb [1] explores the way spirituality and hospitality are connected, particularly in Las Vegas. The “Sin City” is not what is normally thought of as a model for ... Read More

There have been numerous studies conducted on job-related stress and how it affects overall health and well-being. Many of the studies have focused on mental health while others have focused ... Read More

In a world increasingly centered on a work culture, it can be nearly impossible to fit in quality time with your significant other. An ever-increasing list of chores, stressful jobs, and ... Read More

A surprising number of clients come into my office having a basic disagreement with a spouse about one simple question: “Is it more difficult to take care of children at home, or to leave ... Read More

Taking a vacation isn’t what it used to be. The concept of “getting away” seems to be disappearing from our traditional idea of what it means to be on vacation. Smartphones, laptops, ... Read More

The diagnosis of autism spectrum issues, including Asperger’s, is on the rise. One in 88 children and one in 54 boys are diagnosed with having autism spectrum at some point. Autism ... Read More

An economic recession like the one the United States has recently experienced can cause immense financial and emotional strain on citizens. Job loss, in particular, is a uniquely stressful ... Read More

To outsiders, Americans seem chronically vacation-deprived. Workers in the United States get less time off than workers in other developed nations, and the U.S. is the only developed nation ... Read More