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Best Life Insurance Companies for Mental Health in January 2024
Think you can’t get life insurance because of mental health? Depending on your diagnosis, the severity and the treatment protocol, your mental health might not affect getting life insurance as much as you think — or at all. After analyzing and researching various companies, MoneyGeek’s picks for the best life insurance for a mental health ...
TRSA Annual HR, Health, and Safety Summit Empowers Professionals
TRSA, the leading association for textile services professionals, recently concluded its annual HR, Health, and Safety Summit in Milwaukee. Professionals from both human resources and health and safety fields gathered for a day of intensive professional development, aimed at enhancing their skills and knowledge. The event featured educational sessions tailored to each field.
Financial Trauma: Symptoms, Causes, & How to Cope
Financial trauma refers to the emotional, cognitive, relational, and physical symptoms triggered by significant financial distress. These stressors can include poverty, homelessness, food insecurity, and unemployment. As a result, individuals may experience heightened anxiety regarding money, with many feeling fearful about making financial decisions or planning for the future.
How AI Affects Mental Health in the Workplace
The rise of AI (artificial intelligence) and its increasing presence in the workplace has brought a tsunami of change, creating new mental health challenges for both employers and employees. As humans, we can be resistant to change. Employees may feel frustrated, annoyed, and resistant about learning how to adapt to new ways of working.
Alcohol Support Groups: Different Types & What to Know
Alcohol support groups are gatherings where people struggling with alcohol addiction seek guidance, share experiences, and receive support from peers in a non-judgmental environment. Led by trained facilitators or fellow members, these groups, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), provide a platform for participants to discuss challenges, learn coping strategies, and work towards sobriety through mutual ...
They’re DINKs — and they’re taking over your social media feed
People may still want the proverbial white picket fence and yard, but the 2.5 kids? For a certain sector of Millennials and Gen Zers, the dream isn’t family, but freedom.
8 Ways to Deal with Overwork and Burnout at Work
In today’s world, overworked employees are overwhelmed by chronic transition and uncertainty. They are under-equipped to manage the demands of life and work successfully.
Tax Day Is Stressful. Here Are Some Tips for Not Freaking Out
For many people, tax season isn’t only about gathering W-2 forms or calling an accountant. It can also bring intense feelings of stress or anxiety about dealing with finances.
Dry Drunk Syndrome: What It Is, Symptoms, & How to Cope
Dry drunk syndrome describes someone who quits drinking but continues to show negative behaviors and emotions associated with active addiction. They haven’t dealt with the issues that initially caused their addiction. For people struggling with alcohol addiction, achieving sobriety is a significant milestone; however, they often don’t realize that just abstaining from alcohol doesn’t erase ...
Making Friends as an Adult Isn’t Easy, but Luckily, We Have 102 Expert-Backed Ways To Do Just That
Good friends are worth so much. Few things in life are more important than supportive, close friends. Eleanor Roosevelt even once said, “Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends will leave footprints in your heart.”
