The New Employee Contract
Handshakes, concerts, and travel all came back, but it’s become clear that the old way of work is gone for good. It started with furloughs and mass layoffs, ever-changing protocols …
Transitioning From Family Medicine to Mental Health
Renee DeLaTorre, MD was looking for a career change. As a family medicine-trained physician working at a primary care clinic, she found the 15-minute appointments with her patients too short …
Destigmatizing BIPOC Mental Health
Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities are facing high levels of anxiety and stress after years of disturbing events. We’ve lived through a worldwide pandemic, endured one news …
Supporting Your Global Workforce’s Mental Health
A one-size-fits-all approach to global workforce mental health can’t meet the diverse needs of employees based in different parts of the world. To improve employee satisfaction and quality of life …
Moving From Comparative Suffering Toward Compassion
Humans have a time-honored tradition of evaluating their pain through the lens of other people’s experiences. The mental health term for this is “comparative suffering.” Comparative suffering has been fortified …