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

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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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Here at RethinkCare, we work with companies all around the world. One of the questions we get most often is, …

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Turning points typically happen when you’re faced with choices and you choose the direction of greatest change. I’d spent fifteen …

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Do You Have an Office Joker in Your Life? Have they gone out of their way to create arch enemies, …

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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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A few years ago, a friend recommended that I try journaling when I was working in the ad agency world …

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Millennials – we’re the worst. The largest growing segment of the workforce is routinely classified in broad strokes. Some say …

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Here’s a bold statement right out the gate: EQ is More Important Than IQ for Business What’s EQ, you ask? …

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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 many people have you written off in your life because you thought they were jerks? Think about it. How …

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Neuroplasticity! Brain Training! Mental Fitness Training! Habit Formation! Use It or Lose It! Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger! Man, we sure …

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I have the good fortune of traveling the world to speak about the health and performance benefits of mindfulness training. …

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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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When I turned 40, life started catching up to me both physically and mentally. Stress took its toll. Global travel …

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Our friend Chris Bertish is currently on the first ever, solo, SUP Trans-Atlantic Crossing, and all for charity. Paddling the …

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Wait, what? You want me to stop to take a breath before running for my life? Yup, you heard that …

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Every year the Oxford Dictionary puts a new word in the dictionary. This word is typically reflective of some broader …

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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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Early in my tenure at HopeLab, during a particularly trying time, I came home to find a letter from our …

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One year ago I started working at RethinkCare, a company that makes wellbeing training software rooted in science, mindfulness and …

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The holiday season is upon us again. For most of us, that means time with family – bringing cheer, joy, …

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From all that’s happened in and after the 2016 Presidential Election, it occurs to me that societal norms are changing …

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Sigh. Not one of those bah-humbug sighs. I’m talking one of those deep life is not perfect, but hey I …

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Our culture is obsessed with productivity. But research shows that stressing ourselves out over an ever-expanding to-do list actually works …

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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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Here at RethinkCare, we work with companies all around the world. One of the questions we get most often is, …

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Turning points typically happen when you’re faced with choices and you choose the direction of greatest change. I’d spent fifteen …

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Do You Have an Office Joker in Your Life? Have they gone out of their way to create arch enemies, …

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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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A few years ago, a friend recommended that I try journaling when I was working in the ad agency world …

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Millennials – we’re the worst. The largest growing segment of the workforce is routinely classified in broad strokes. Some say …

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Here’s a bold statement right out the gate: EQ is More Important Than IQ for Business What’s EQ, you ask? …

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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 many people have you written off in your life because you thought they were jerks? Think about it. How …

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Neuroplasticity! Brain Training! Mental Fitness Training! Habit Formation! Use It or Lose It! Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger! Man, we sure …

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I have the good fortune of traveling the world to speak about the health and performance benefits of mindfulness training. …

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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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When I turned 40, life started catching up to me both physically and mentally. Stress took its toll. Global travel …

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Our friend Chris Bertish is currently on the first ever, solo, SUP Trans-Atlantic Crossing, and all for charity. Paddling the …

Article

Wait, what? You want me to stop to take a breath before running for my life? Yup, you heard that …

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Every year the Oxford Dictionary puts a new word in the dictionary. This word is typically reflective of some broader …

Article

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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Early in my tenure at HopeLab, during a particularly trying time, I came home to find a letter from our …

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One year ago I started working at RethinkCare, a company that makes wellbeing training software rooted in science, mindfulness and …

Article

The holiday season is upon us again. For most of us, that means time with family – bringing cheer, joy, …

Article

From all that’s happened in and after the 2016 Presidential Election, it occurs to me that societal norms are changing …

Article

Sigh. Not one of those bah-humbug sighs. I’m talking one of those deep life is not perfect, but hey I …

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Our culture is obsessed with productivity. But research shows that stressing ourselves out over an ever-expanding to-do list actually works …