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How a Toxic Work Environment Can Affect Your Mental Health

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Many workers work in a setting in which they do not feel welcomed or safe. Here’s how a toxic work environment can affect your mental health. A toxic work environment can mean different things for different people, but in a nutshell, it refers to any environment in which the worker does not feel good or … Read more

Updated: September 11, 2020

What To Expect From a Psychological Evaluation After a Work Injury

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If you file a workers’ compensation claim and have a psychological injury you need to be compensated, then you will likely go through a psychological evaluation. This is like a test done in order to see the extent of the psychological issues you are facing. The insurance company will ask for this test as a … Read more

Updated: August 15, 2024

Why Mental Health in the Workplace Should Be Taken Seriously

Mental wellness in the workplace should be a greater concern for everyone. Nearly 1 in 5 US adults has a mental illness according to the CDC. And considering 63% of all Americans are part of the workforce, it’s highly likely that many offices or work environments include people suffering from these conditions. The problem is, … Read more

Updated: March 26, 2020

5 Causes Of Psychological Injuries In The Workplace

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Psychological injuries are emotional or mental problems that can affect a person’s life on all layers, from how they behave to how they react, think, or even feel. Psychological injuries are emotional or mental problems that can affect a person’s life on all layers, from how they behave to how they react, think, or even … Read more

Updated: August 15, 2024

How School Shootings Affect Police Officers’ Mental Health

If you or a loved one is struggling with coping with the stress of their police work, it’s vital to get help as soon as possible. There were reportedly 82 school shootings in 2018 in the United States, the highest number of such incidents since 1970. In Missouri, the count totals at 13 incidents in … Read more

Updated: July 18, 2022

Depression Following a Work Injury: What You Need to Know

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It’s possible for them to argue your mental health deteriorated because of some other event in your life, and therefore is not a work-related injury. Many workers who’ve suffered an injury on the job may be looking at an extended rehabilitation period, during which they’ll most likely not be able to work. When that happens, … Read more

Updated: February 6, 2024