Burnout and stress are reshaping America’s workforce. Discover how mental health challenges are driving change—and what it ...

A bad day at work now and then is to be expected. But do you seem to be having more bad days than good days? Do you feel ...

Swarbrick's associated Wellness Inventory, a free online tool to assess individual wellness across eight dimensions (physical ...

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We are now halfway through Self-Assessment season, and for many accountants, it feels like the calm before the storm, or perhaps the storm ...

In this conversation, Kristin Jacob, M.D., medical director of the Office of Physician and APP Fulfillment at Corewell Health West, discusses the organization’s foundation for well-being strategies, ...

It’s a familiar story: long hours, increased stress levels and an endless stream of deadlines. The peak of this chaotic period often leads to ...

In fact, the words researchers use to describe this emotion while studying parental burnout is “intense exhaustion," and it's ...

Overall, 50% of healthcare workers reported feeling burned out over the past month in 2023, representing the most recent data available. This figure is down from 54% in 2022.

While individual interventions are one part of dealing with distress, a single person cannot self-care themselves out of the effects of a toxic workplace or organizational culture. In their recent ...

Stress and burnout are related, but they are not the same. Stress is typically short-term and is a natural response to a situation or challenge that causes us to worry or feel under pressure.