January is National Blood Donor Month
This January marks the 54th anniversary of National Blood Donor Month – a time to recognize the importance of giving blood and platelets while celebrating the lifesaving impact of those who roll up a sleeve to help patients in need. The month of January is usually a period of critical […]
Holidays Can Be Hard
Why are the holidays such a heavy time for people? This article at Mental Health Match is a great reminder that the holidays are not a happy time for all. Read More #FrameofMindFriday
Fall Injuries Have Big Costs
Snow, sleet, and ice all pose a risk of slip and fall accidents. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, slip and fall injuries are the second largest cause of workplace injuries. The National Safety Council states that slips and falls are the single largest cause of emergency room visits. […]
Only 1 in 10 Managers Are Worried About Burnout
But the other 9 should be. A sure-fire way to help bring about a crisis is to ignore the problems that can create it. The results of a new research project are focusing a spotlight on a serious problem faced by millions of employees that could create a crisis for […]
Winter is a Hazardous Time!
Winter is a hazardous time, remind each other of safety procedures and stay aware of your surroundings. Discuss workplace winter procedures and know who is in charge of keeping walkways and parking lots clear Remember to wear boots and be aware of icy conditions Report any injury to your supervisor […]
They both thrive and grow out of control if left on their own
Yes. Pesky mildew in your shower and workplace burnout actually have more in common than we’d think. They both thrive and grow out of control if left on their own. Bravely is a resource that connects employees to one-on-one professional coaching whenever they need it. The Bravely platform (0nline or […]
Brain Fog
6 Possible Causes of Brain Fog From Healthline.com What is brain fog, also known as mental fatigue? While it is not a medical condition itself, it may help you recognize some serious mental condition that is causing it. Always pay attention to how you feel, pushing yourself beyond your limits […]
20 Second Choruses to Sing When Washing Your Hands
Do you sing Happy Birthday, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, or the ABC Song when washing your hands? Would you prefer to sing a song that was made by adults for adults? If you’re like me, you probably sing the chorus of these earworms randomly anyway. If not maybe you’ll just […]
Employees are Afraid to Talk About Mental Health at Work
Suicide Prevention At Work Isn’t Working: Companies Need To Stop Waiting For A Crisis James had been working in the financial industry for decades at prominent, reputable banks. He was friendly, outgoing, magnanimous and generous. The first time we met, he invited me to have lunch near his hometown. James […]
Do you know the difference between sudden cardiac arrest and a heart attack?
Many people use these terms interchangeably. That is not correct and the different emergencies need to be addressed differently. A heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked and can occur suddenly or may come and go over a longer period of time – hours, days, or […]