
Anxiety About Going to Work Every Day: Solutions for Employees and HR Leaders
Work anxiety is more than pre-work nerves. Learn what causes it, 10 evidence-based ways to cope, and how HR can build an anxiety-aware workplace.
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Work anxiety is more than pre-work nerves. Learn what causes it, 10 evidence-based ways to cope, and how HR can build an anxiety-aware workplace.

Mental blocks can affect both your mental and physical health. Especially when you're at work, zoning out, or delaying tasks is neither professional nor can you afford it.

Ed Harrold | Author

Mental exhaustion is extreme mental fatigue from prolonged workplace stress. Learn the signs to watch for and how to recover before it tips into burnout.

Relaxing at work might look like a taboo concept. But workplaces and cultures are changing today.

Listen to Rozina's talk on burnout reduction, particularly in reducing losses due to burnout-related injuries.

Sindhujaa Kumar | Holistic Wellness Practitioner

Meditation gifts will surely help your employees understand the need to be in a state of calmness and relaxation.

Adeola Mead | Naturopathic Physician

Emotional Wellness Month is celebrated in October. As we take stock of our stress levels, it is a great time to make some changes, too.

Night-shift work affects individuals at the biological level. Such individuals have a higher risk of mental health and mood disorders. Being on a nocturnal work schedule can disrupt circadian rhythms and sleep deprivation. Employers need to take this matter into their hands.

When spiritual wellness is prioritized, employees tend to feel more resilient, grounded, and connected to their colleagues and their work.

Hema Vyas | Omnipreneurial Psychologist