According to the Mayo Clinic, outdoor activities – especially those that are close to home – pose a lower risk of COVID-19 spreading than indoor activities do. That’s because fresh air constantly moves, scattering respiratory droplets containing the virus that… Continue Reading →
Celebrate Summer With Homemade Protein Popsicles! Are you looking for a healthy and delicious frozen treat you can enjoy this summer all while avoiding grocery stores and ice cream parlors? Read on for an easy, diabetic-friendly protein popsicle recipe! Serves:… Continue Reading →
For those of us who’ve lost a loved one during this unprecedented time, the ability to grieve and move on with life isn’t as easy as it once was, as social distancing is making it harder to find closure and… Continue Reading →
As many of us re-enter the workplace in a time where the COVID-19 outbreak continues, it’s normal to feel some tension and worry about not knowing if anyone (i.e., your colleagues, managers, etc.) has had the virus or has been… Continue Reading →
It’s time to report back to work! How and where do you begin? And what do you start with? Making the move from working remotely or being out of work (e.g., a furlough) to going back to physically being present… Continue Reading →
Research on emotional intelligence and emotional contagion (the spread of affect from one person to another) informs us that individuals look to their managers for signs about how to react to sudden changes or crisis situations. If you are a… Continue Reading →
Research has found that during quarantine, you may experience feelings of stigmatization, fear, anxiety, depression, loneliness, anger, frustration and boredom. Reaching out to people you trust is one of the best ways to reduce the negative emotions you may be… Continue Reading →
Build Your Resilience: Overcome a Crisis, Foster Personal Growth and Improve Your Health! Have you ever heard of the word “resilience?” It is defined by psychologists as the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats… Continue Reading →
Health care workers in the U.S. have started self-isolating due to the fear of bringing coronavirus home. This includes measures like sleeping in the basement or in separate bedrooms, using separate bathrooms, and implementing a do-not-cross-this-point policy. Some have even… Continue Reading →
Fear has been scientifically proven to harm your health, putting you at risk of everything from the common cold to heart disease or cancer as well as overdiagnosis and overtreatment. This doesn’t mean you should avoid doctors, ditch preventive medical… Continue Reading →
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