Out of the six million Americans diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, approximately four million are women. Additionally, it was discovered that women over 60 are two times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s than breast cancer. These startling statistics, compounded with other gender-based research, led Maria Shriver
The weekend is over and here comes Monday. She is all smiles, and we are all frowns. We know what it truly means. It means another week of endless meeting and deadlines. We must put out fires that happened over the weekend on top of
When Covid-19 came in and swept the world, every individual was hit hard financially, mentally, and physically. The world stopped and everything we knew and loved was put on hold. How did we cope with this enormous amount of stress and fear? Well, according to
Is privacy and online security becoming a new necessity for our mental well-being? Over the years our mobile evolution has made it simpler to maneuver online browsing and possibly ignore software viruses. The minor concern we dealt with in the beginning of the internet was
Mental health according to the WHO (World Health Organization) is “a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully and is able to make a contribution to
In a world where time is money, working professionals are more stressed out today than ever before. This phenomenon disproportionately affects entrepreneurs. While 7% of the general population experiences depression and some level of burnout, an overwhelming 50% of entrepreneurs report feelings of burnout. In recent
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersexed, Ace (LGBTQIA+) community represents a diverse, beautiful range of genders, sexes, and sexual orientations. Not to mention a wide range of ethnicities, races, nationalities, social and economic classes. Belonging to the LGBTQIA community, for many, is a
As an independent filmmaker, Natalie Rodriguez was immersed in the energetic, fast-paced life that a creative artist living in the heart of Los Angeles, California is prone to. 2020 was going to be a great year: the award-winning entrepreneur had won contracts with distributors to
In 2021 we will see a larger focus on ensuring quality mental health care reaches all populations in need, with greater access and cost-effectiveness. While technology is driving so much positive change in healthcare and in mental health, the human connection must be remembered. The
If there was one case study you could write about the state of an entrepreneur’s mental health and how money does not necessarily equate to happiness, it is the tragic case of Tony Hsieh. Tony Hsieh seemed to have everything going for him. He founded
Being an entrepreneur is a duality of experience. On one hand, it’s incredibly exciting to be in control of your own success and to shape your business to deliver something of value to the industry, and to the public. On the other hand, it can
The pandemic has taken a large toll on everyone, but some are having a tougher time than others. Over the course of being isolated at home and being shut off from all of their friends, there has been an increase in anxiety and depression in
This pandemic has been tough, we can all admit that. Throughout our time at home, we’ve all grown antsy and it has affected a lot of people’s mental health. Fortunately, online therapy saved the day and continues to be a great replacement for in-person therapy
It’s likely that you’ve experienced or are still facing periods of stress throughout this pandemic. It’s a natural response during these trying and uncertain times, and though it’s a natural response, it is not pleasant, and it is not a solution. It is extremely harmful
