Resource Type: Article

Resource Type: Article

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5 Steps to Dealing With a Toxic Relationship

Last week, I had lunch with a friend. As we were walking out, she mentioned that she had to see

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Reading, Writing, Math and Yoga: Mindfulness in Schools

As you and your kids get back into the rhythm of the new school year, here’s something to consider. Is

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How Does Mindfulness Work?

Get ready to Power Down, Power Up and Power Forward! Let’s break it down. In a nutshell, mindfulness training helps

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Handling an Emotional Storm With the R.A.I.N. Technique

As human beings living in the limitations in living in our physical bodies it is natural that we can find

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Teens and Texting Behind the Wheel

Tap, tap, tap. Scroll, scroll, scroll. It’s the familiar dance of fingers tapping on cell phone. For teens, texting has

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Quick Tips to Find Your Sweet Spot

When was the last time you were so focused that time stood still?

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Could Neurodiversity Be The Key To Your Child’s Future Employment?

As a parent, you have endless responsibilities. More than you could have ever imagined prior to having children. If you

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What is Mindfulness, Anyway?

Mindfulness this and meditation that; it seems everyone is raving about the benefits of practicing mindfulness in their work and

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Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Exciting Opportunities on the Horizon

The question that pops into nearly all parents’ minds at some point – what will my child’s future look like

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The Secret Sauce for Successful Leadership May Surprise You

Misery loves company. And your company? Well, it might foster more misery than you care to admit. Maybe you’ve found

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How Parents Can Boost Social and Emotional Learning At Home

Social and emotional learning (SEL) is a hot topic in schools these days. Why? Not only is there good research

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Maximizing Employee Engagement With RethinkCare and Virgin Pulse (New Report Findings)

Our partner Virgin Pulse (now known as Personify Health) just released their 4th annual State of the Industry survey. After

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The Compassion Fatigue Plague in Healthcare

An unfair demand is placed upon healthcare providers that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough: We expect that clinicians will

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Study Shows Parent Training Is More Effective Than Education to Successfully Address Behavioral Problems

A new JAMA Original Investigation article shared the results of a randomized clinical trial on the effects of Parent Training

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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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Making the Virtuous Viral at Work

Truth be told, kindness is a good prescription for a life well lived. Kind actions and a compassionate attitude bode

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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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The Art of Humility in Leadership

On the subject of humility, Mother Teresa said, “If you are humble, nothing will touch you, neither praise nor disgrace

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The Top 5 Ways Top Performers Boost Success and Happiness

At times, being happy and performing well at work can feel like conflicting goals. We want to prepare a good

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All Your Main Mindfulness Questions Answered

Here’s a short introduction to help you get a quick start to your own mindfulness practice.

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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