Work-Related Hypervigilance Hypervigilance is a state of increased alertness to the possibility of danger in the environment. Hyervigilance is generally associated with PTSD or anxiety; both which cause a person to perceive danger where none exists. But work-related hypervigilance (WHV) has recently been recognized as a contributing factor to chronic...
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Elder Care What is elder care? Eldercare is the fulfillment of the special needs and requirements that are unique to older adults. This can include services such as assisted living, adult day care, long term care, nursing homes (or residential care), hospice care, and home care. The stages of aging...
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Working with Passive Aggressive Colleagues Today's blog is the first in a 3-part series on working with passive aggressive colleagues. Part 1 focuses on common behaviors and expressions used by the passive aggressor. Part 2 will examine why people are passive aggressive and part 3 will demonstrate how to deal...
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The post Covid-19 workplace – Coping with the new normal (3-part series) Part 3: Financial Health This third part of the post COVID-19 workplace takes a look at how to support your employees’ financial health. Financial health is most affected by employees thinking they cannot afford to be home sick....
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The post Covid-19 workplace – Coping with the new normal (part 2) PART 2 Mental Health Mental health issues can be triggered (or worsened) by the COVID-19 pandemic, as we know. Whether working remotely, or back in the workplace, employees need to feel psychologically safe and healthy. Here are a...
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The post Covid-19 workplace – Coping with the new normal (3-part blog) PART 1 Physical Health During these challenging times employers want to be sensitive to their employees physical, mental, and financial health. The first blog in this series will look at how employers can support employee physical health at...
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Supporting the Less Resilient During Transition As we begin our slow transition into our new normal, there will be those who are less resilient and who struggle to re-engage after weeks of COVID-19 isolation. Those who can’t wait to return to “normal” may push up against those who are resisting...
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Resiliency During Transition Resiliency is the ability to recover quickly after a difficult situation. Resiliency will be critical over the coming weeks and months as we adjust to our new reality. However, our resiliency is influenced by such factors as age, past traumas, coping abilities, and the level of direct...
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The Three Stages of Quarantine and Crisis Management The global pandemic has certainly caused havoc and disruption on a scale many of us have never imagined, let alone experienced. We have all had to make difficult decisions and changes that have impacted our social lives, financial stability, and mental health....
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