Tag Archives: Stress

Should time management take a back seat to energy management?

Growing up we were encouraged to learn how to manage our time.  Many of us were told that time management was the key to successful careers, personal lives, and finding the balance between the two.  A cursory search online of time management brings you to a world of articles, blog posts, and books on time… Read More »

Childhood roots of health inequity: Part 2 – Dr. Donald Barr

By | January 19, 2017

Exposure to toxic stress in childhood is associated with adult health inequities. Last fall, the Medical Care Health Equity Committee organized a special panel presentation on the topic at the 2016 APHA Annual Meeting. This post is the second of a series of posts.

Time for a vacation?

By | August 3, 2016

As I sat at my desk daydreaming about my family’s upcoming August beach vacation and remembering good times from last year’s beach trip with the kids, I began to feel the anxiety creeping in. I think you know the kind of anxiety I’m talking about: worry about falling behind on work, concern that my lack… Read More »