Investing in mental health is good for your business
Company leaders typically agonize before making key investments in their businesses. Maybe it’s making a case for a new piece of technology, moving into a new market, or adding a
Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
Company leaders typically agonize before making key investments in their businesses. Maybe it’s making a case for a new piece of technology, moving into a new market, or adding a
We’ve heard it for years, and if anyone hadn’t been listening, the Great Resignation made it abundantly clear: people are a company’s most important asset. Right now, though, that asset
Much as I wish it hadn’t taken a pandemic to bring mental health to the forefront, I firmly believe we’ll be better off for it. Besides showing us the importance
“Dale and I met at church and have tried as best we can to have a truly Christian household. But we’re disagreeing when it comes to Mandy, our 11-year-old. She
“My grandmother calls him a little hellion, whatever that is. She’s always telling me she would have never have put up with him the way I do. If one of
You want the best for the smaller humans who have become part of your family. You also want to develop relationships with them that will help them make the most
Every child is unique. We may joke that our son is just like his Uncle Jim or our daughter is a miniature version of our sister, Katie, but no matter
It’s happening again. The news is full of war, despair and destruction. Long after we close our eyes, the images and sounds stay with us. It seems the more information
“When I was a little kid, I prayed ‘now I lay me down to sleep …’ every night before bed because my parents insisted. I can still recite it in
Seth made sure he and Katie bought toys that would encourage the kids to play outside. The kind of stuff he and his siblings played with in a neighbor’s yard
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