RethinkCare Resource posts about Executive Functioning; a term for set of skills used daily to stay organized, remember things, and manage/prioritize our time.
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Committing to Wellness in the Workplace
Our CEO, had the pleasure of sitting on a panel with Collective Health, Lantern, AirBnB and Evidation Health on February
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For the Ladies: Manage Your Mindset With These 3 Tips
The idea of mindfulness used to be completely foreign to me. I’m a millennial female in sales. I’ve been in
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A Short Practice to Forgive Others No Matter What
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Combatting Burnout: Rx for Healthcare Professionals
I became a doctor to help people and to reduce their suffering. Not to see how many patients I could
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Wellness Mini-Wins: You Don’t Need an Hour a Day
We spend more than 40 percent of our precious waking hours engaged in habitual actions, according to a 2006 study
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Your Missing Secret Ingredient for Behavior Change? Self-Observation.
We like to do things fast. “Clear the to-do list.” “Check the box.” “Done.” Our need for speed will almost
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Embracing the Unknown: Using Improvisation for Connection
Say the word “improv” and most people conjure up images of Whose Line is it Anyway?, Chicago’s Second City, or
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3 Ways to Take Care of Others Without Burning Yourself Out
In our over-stressed world, many health care providers, social workers, and caregivers are suffering from slow yet painful burnout. Many
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5 Reasons Successful CEOs Practice Mindfulness
Mindfulness is quickly following yoga in becoming a billion-dollar industry. It’s no surprise, then, that the popularity of mindfulness meditation
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In the Flow – Where You Feel and Perform Better
Expert surfers sense the exact moment to catch the big wave. Elite rock climbers trust the hold others don’t. World-class
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Do You Have a Dirty Mind? Discover How Your Brain Gives Itself a Bath
We’re all familiar with sleep, and maybe all too familiar with how we feel when we don’t get enough of
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What Is Your True Company Culture?
I recently had the privilege of training 25 companies on mindfulness practices. Part of our session was on corporate culture.
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Hardwire Your Brain for Happiness
“Don’t worry, be happy.” Everyone says that, but never reveals how. Why is that?
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4 Areas Where Technology Is Helping Human Resources Make a Difference
It’s a great time to be a human resources executive. Over the past five years, technology has entered the previously
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Offset the High Cost of Outsourcing Your Brain to Apps
Want to outsource your thinking and lose more of your cognitive functions? There’s an app for that! Tons. In the
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Put It Down: 6 Performance Benefits of Checking Your Phone Less
Your phone is an intensely addictive device. Each American checks their phones 144 times a day. According to Reviews.org, who
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What’s the Right Age to Try Mindfulness?
Here at RethinkCare, we work with companies all around the world. One of the questions we get most often is,
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Work-Life Balance: Have It All With Mindfulness
Work-life balance is a pretty hot topic in today’s day and age. Living through mobile devices makes it much easier
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If Journaling Is for Teenage Girls, Buy Me Some Hair Clips
A few years ago, a friend recommended that I try journaling when I was working in the ad agency world
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The Mindful Perfectionist
I was recently invited to sit on a panel of organization leaders to share stories about our career journeys. In
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How Quality Sleep Can Put Mental Health Concerns to Rest
You spend most of your waking hours at work. And if you’re like 55% of all adults, you spend some
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How Much of Your (Stressed Out) Life Is Coincidental?
When I turned 40, life started catching up to me both physically and mentally. Stress took its toll. Global travel
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The Mindfulness Debate: What Does “Performance” Mean to You?
There’s a heated debate happening in the world of mindfulness. This is being driven by one of the many consumer
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Handwritten Notes: A Powerful Way to Connect With Colleagues
Early in my tenure at HopeLab, during a particularly trying time, I came home to find a letter from our