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Support the behavioral and mental health needs of working parents, caregivers and their families.

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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

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3 Ways Imagination Boosts Positivity at Work

The workplace is ripe for worrying. Faced with a combination of deadlines, meetings, and performance evaluations, many of us find

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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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Change Your Business From the Inside Out

Right off the bat… what is your company’s biggest struggle? Pick one:

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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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5 Ways Email Impacts Your Thoughts and Emotions

Have you noticed that checking your email impacts how you think and feel? It does so in 5 important ways.

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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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Applying Big City Lessons of Compassion to Business

Compassion is defined as the feeling that arises when you’re confronted with another’s suffering and feel motivated to relieve that

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Get Ahead With Compassion: Nice Guys Really Do Finish First

To many people, the idea of compassionate leadership is touchy-feely at best and bad management at worst. But new research

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The 4 Generation Battle Royale in the Workplace

For the first time ever, we have four generations working together. That’s right, more companies have Millennials working with Gen

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Power Down to Power Up

If you absolutely had to pick one, which of these three is the most important to your personal wellbeing?

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Energize Yourself and Your Space With the Science of Feng Shui

We know what you’re thinking. Feng Shui? Isn’t that the hippie stuff about energy with stacked stones and yin-yang symbols?

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3 Incredible Ways Nature Supports Your Happiness and Success

Wellness programs are becoming an integral priority for most human resource managers. After all, research shows that a happier workplace

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This Is What Happens When You Let Your Kids Plan Your Birthday

I’m about to have my 49th birthday. Which I always spend with my wife and our two young sons. Jackson

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No Pain, No Gain? Think Again.

You know the saying, “No pain, no gain?” Unfortunately, it doesn’t apply to the workplace. Over 100 million Americans suffer

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Motion Infusion: How Movement Can Change Your Wellbeing at Work

Knowing that exercise is essential for health is like knowing the Earth is round. If you disagree, people will think

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Leading With Laughter: Bringing Humor to Work Even if You’re Not Funny

By now you may be well aware that incorporating humor into the workplace leads to some incredible benefits for employees

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Suffering From Busyness? Create More Yutori in Your Work

Our lives are so full. Meet up with any friend, ask them how they’re doing and you are more than

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Why Doing Stuff Alone Is Okay

A few months ago my wife was out of town. A friend asked what I was going to do with

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3 Easy Ways to Make Movie Night an Exercise in Mindful Parenting

My wife Sarah and I have two little boys, aged nine and seven. Jackson and Will have given our lives

Article

All Your Main Mindfulness Questions Answered

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

Article

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

Article

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

Article

3 Ways Imagination Boosts Positivity at Work

The workplace is ripe for worrying. Faced with a combination of deadlines, meetings, and performance evaluations, many of us find

Article

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

Article

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

Article

Change Your Business From the Inside Out

Right off the bat… what is your company’s biggest struggle? Pick one:

Article

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

Article

5 Ways Email Impacts Your Thoughts and Emotions

Have you noticed that checking your email impacts how you think and feel? It does so in 5 important ways.

Article

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

Article

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

Article

Applying Big City Lessons of Compassion to Business

Compassion is defined as the feeling that arises when you’re confronted with another’s suffering and feel motivated to relieve that

Article

Get Ahead With Compassion: Nice Guys Really Do Finish First

To many people, the idea of compassionate leadership is touchy-feely at best and bad management at worst. But new research

Article

The 4 Generation Battle Royale in the Workplace

For the first time ever, we have four generations working together. That’s right, more companies have Millennials working with Gen

Article

Power Down to Power Up

If you absolutely had to pick one, which of these three is the most important to your personal wellbeing?

Article

Energize Yourself and Your Space With the Science of Feng Shui

We know what you’re thinking. Feng Shui? Isn’t that the hippie stuff about energy with stacked stones and yin-yang symbols?

Article

3 Incredible Ways Nature Supports Your Happiness and Success

Wellness programs are becoming an integral priority for most human resource managers. After all, research shows that a happier workplace

Article

This Is What Happens When You Let Your Kids Plan Your Birthday

I’m about to have my 49th birthday. Which I always spend with my wife and our two young sons. Jackson

Article

No Pain, No Gain? Think Again.

You know the saying, “No pain, no gain?” Unfortunately, it doesn’t apply to the workplace. Over 100 million Americans suffer

Article

Motion Infusion: How Movement Can Change Your Wellbeing at Work

Knowing that exercise is essential for health is like knowing the Earth is round. If you disagree, people will think

Article

Leading With Laughter: Bringing Humor to Work Even if You’re Not Funny

By now you may be well aware that incorporating humor into the workplace leads to some incredible benefits for employees

Article

Suffering From Busyness? Create More Yutori in Your Work

Our lives are so full. Meet up with any friend, ask them how they’re doing and you are more than

Article

Why Doing Stuff Alone Is Okay

A few months ago my wife was out of town. A friend asked what I was going to do with

Article

3 Easy Ways to Make Movie Night an Exercise in Mindful Parenting

My wife Sarah and I have two little boys, aged nine and seven. Jackson and Will have given our lives