Studies suggest it depends on who you are.When IMB polled Company Executives, they found 80% or more agreed or strongly agreed that they were being supportive. While many companies have not instituted hazard pay programs (or Superior service pay), others have. And those executives can point to these programs as evidence the company is being supportive.The study found that when … [Read more...] about Is Your Employer Supporting the Physical and Mental Health of Employees In The Pandemic?
Archives for February 2021
Am I Getting Enough Genuine Sleep To Guarantee My Mental Health?
My first thought is to ask how you define “getting enough sleep.”Now I can say I am in bed for 8 hours almost every night, sometimes a little longer. But I am not sure that qualifies as sleep. Most of my nights are a series of short naps followed by short times awake. This pattern had been changing to longer times asleep but seems to have reinvented itself in the past month.My … [Read more...] about Am I Getting Enough Genuine Sleep To Guarantee My Mental Health?
Looking Back at My Past; In What Ways Have I Changed?
This question is something I have been thinking about for a while.It has been 22 months since I went to the hospital and was diagnosed with MDD, major depressive disorder. And my journey towards recovery and a balanced life has not been a straight line upward. I have experienced setbacks and hiccups along the way.Yet, here I am today, a much stronger version of myself.Reading … [Read more...] about Looking Back at My Past; In What Ways Have I Changed?
Sensational Ways Depression Sometimes Wins
Some days, there is no fairy tale ending.I wish it weren’t so. But depression and I are locked in a tug of war. Sometimes I can pull harder. And often depression pulls the hardest. Depression and I have been engaged in this tug of war for over 40 years. You would think I would understand the way it works by now.And the more tools I collect to deal with depression, the more I am … [Read more...] about Sensational Ways Depression Sometimes Wins