The emotions, the division of attention and the excitement accompanying stress at the workplace make it harder to deal with our work appropriately. Stress reactions usually are seen as inappropriate or abnormal. They can interfere with the .. Read More
Emotional Health, Mood Disorders | 09.18.08 | 1 Comment
Stress evolves when we must do something that we are not able and/or willing to do. In a work context, this is related to the appropriateness of the work and its environment; that is, the degree to which they allow us to attend to the wo.. Read More
Emotional Health, Mood Disorders | 09.18.08 | 1 Comment
Over the course of a lifetime, men face a variety of inevitable stresses that create emotional responses. Dealing with death and dying presents some of life’s greatest emotional stress. There are two ways in which a man finds himself conf.. Read More
Emotional Health | 08.12.08 | No Comments
Abuse and neglect of older people can involve physical abuse, verbal intimidation, exploitation (such as mishandling of financial resources), medical neglect (such as withholding medications or treatment or devices such as dentures, eyeglas.. Read More
Emotional Health | 08.11.08 | No Comments
Child abuse includes neglect, physical abuse, emotional abuse, and sexual abuse. Girls are more likely to be sexually abused than boys. Child abuse occurs in all racial, ethnic, educational, and socioeconomic groups. The abuser is usually s.. Read More
Emotional Health | 08.11.08 | 1 Comment
Early signs of domestic abuse can be subtle, progressing gradually from overly controlling behavior to threats, and, ultimately, to violence. If you think you may have a problem with violence, consider the following: • Do you imagine t.. Read More
Emotional Health, Tips and Advices | 08.11.08 | No Comments
You can play an important role in helping to stop domestic violence in your community. Domestic violence is not an issue just for women. Family violence is everyone’s concern. It’s essential for men to get involved. Men are vital to vio.. Read More
Emotional Health, Tips and Advices | 08.11.08 | No Comments
Domestic violence—also known as battering, spouse abuse, or partner abuse— is a pattern of psychological, economic, or sexual force used by one person in a relationship against the other. It is characterized by recurrent verbal and phys.. Read More
Emotional Health | 08.11.08 | No Comments
Family or domestic violence is emotional, physical, or sexual abuse committed by a spouse, former spouse, partner, parent, roommate, or other person living in the home. Domestic violence also includes emotional, physical, or sexual abuse of.. Read More
Emotional Health | 08.11.08 | No Comments
A blended family, or stepfamily, includes a couple with one or more children from a previous relationship. Half of all people in the United States will experience a stepfamily relationship at some time in their lives—as a stepparent, rema.. Read More
Emotional Health | 08.11.08 | No Comments
