Workplace Issues

Congress is considering a bill that would support the expansion of a basic mental health course designed for training members of the general public to recognize and act upon signs of declining ... Read More

To coincide with the start of the school year, a new study published in the journal Self and Identity explores the motivations behind drinking alcohol in college. Researchers found students ... Read More

It’s another day at work. You’re preparing an upcoming presentation, checking your email every few minutes, texting your best friend, planning the weekend, and scrolling through Facebook—all ... Read More

Job satisfaction in someone’s twenties and thirties can affect mental and physical health by the forties, according to a nationwide study presented this month at the annual meeting of ... Read More

According to a study published in The American Journal of Psychiatry, clinicians should monitor work productivity to assess whether people undergoing treatment for depression may need additional ... Read More

Incivility—defined as unsociable or rude behavior—in an often politically charged workplace can spread like a virus from one employee to another, according to a new study published ... Read More

We live in a world more electronically connected than ever before, but we also need to be more mindful than ever before of how we connect. This is especially true when it comes to how we ... Read More

When you find yourself between jobs and under pressure to find a new one as quickly as possible, depression and anxiety are real risks. Attending interview after interview and receiving ... Read More

Unfortunately, working with a bully is not a rare experience. According to the Workplace Bullying Institute, 27% of survey respondents reported having experience with bullies at their places ... Read More

Managers do nothing to foster a sense of meaning at work, but their attitudes can destroy employees’ sense that their work is meaningful, according to a study published in MIT Sloan Management ... Read More

Workaholics are likely to experience symptoms of mental health diagnoses such as attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD), depression, anxiety, and obsessive compulsion (OCD), according to ... Read More

Dear GoodTherapy.org, I am 18 and have been employed at a branch of a small restaurant chain for almost six months. The manager is often out of the restaurant, leaving the assistant manager ... Read More