5 Ways To Evaluate Wellness Professionals
The challenge of judging wellness service providers is real. Here are five factors you can use to separate quality vendors and professionals from the noise.
Study: Job Insecurity Increases Chronic Stress, Impacts Employee Health
Job insecurity is becoming more common as uncertainties spread in the economy. Researchers show the consequences of chronic stress response to job uncertainty.
Why Resistance Training Is Crucial To Holistic Wellness
There is one crucial aspect that we find consistently missing across nearly every wellness program: Resistance training. Read on to learn how to implement it!
Infographic: Top 15 Areas Employers Want Help From Brokers
Many employers look to their brokers as trusted advisers and source of information. Brokers, learn more about where you're needed the most in this infographic!
The Myth Of Healthy Foods
When people think of “healthy” food, they think of foods that promote weight loss. In reality, for the most part, there is no such thing as “unhealthy” foods.
Study: Step Inequality, Not Count Better Predictor Of Obesity
'10,000 step challenges' are popular, but are they based on science? Researchers from Stanford U set out to straighten up the matter.
To Lose More Weight, Employees Should Focus Less on Exercise
Today, more than 2 in 3 adults are considered to be overweight or obese. The statistic probably surprises no one. NEAT might be the answer.
Weekly Roundup: Employee Wellness Experience At Leading Companies
Weekly Roundup: Employee Wellness Experience At Leading Companies
Law Firms Respond To Reported 28% Depression Rate Amongst Lawyers
A study found that lawyers are much more likely to have problems with substance abuse and experience symptoms of depressions than the rest of the population. 21% of the lawyers surveyed were heavy drinkers and 28% experienced symptoms of depression (compared to 8% or less of the general population).