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Coping with anxiety about returning to an office environment

As we remain hopeful that the third lockdown should be the final Covid-19 restriction of this extremity, workplaces are preparing for employees to return to the office following the easing of lockdown restrictions. Employees currently on furlough and those working from home since the initial lockdown announcement in March 2020 may be nervous about transitioning

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How To Move Past A Quarter-Life Crisis

While many people think their twenties are supposed to be the “best years of your life,” most twenty-somethings experience an immense amount of insecurity and uncertainty that would have them arguing the contrary. Your twenties are a turbulent time full of career leaps, new relationships, moving to new cities, and the pressures of unmet expectations

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Coping with loneliness while working from home

For many, the daily commute to and from the office established a fixed schedule and integrated physical exercise, promoting personal wellbeing and fitness. As the coronavirus pandemic interrupted corporate norms, opening the doors to flexibility and freedom to work from home, the impact on mental health has been mighty. As the shelter provided by your

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How to Fight Anxiety and Stress for College Students

The current pandemic and the global lockdown has taken a toll on students’ mental health. Confined at home and forced out of the normal classroom setting, students worldwide had to quickly adjust to the new reality, but this adjustment hasn’t gone smoothly for everyone.  The article from The Guardian, referencing the data from Nightlines, a

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