Have you seen the term "self-care" on social media recently? It's become a popular topic and can be an important part of your mental and physical health. Today, we talk about what self-care is and suggest some ways you can introduce it into your routine.
Do you have questions about what happens to your Medicare coverage as you return to work? Check out today's blog post to learn how one Social Security Work Incentive may allow you to continue receiving Medicare for 93 months.
September, which is National Emergency Preparedness Month, is a good time to review your plans for both at home and at work to stay safe all year. Today, we're sharing tips on how you can prepare for an emergency in the workplace.
If you're looking for work and have a mental health condition, you may have questions about managing your health and finding a job that's right for you. Follow these tips from Mental Health America to help you on your job search.
June is Employee Wellbeing Month, making it a great time to learn how you can find a work-life balance and manage your physical health as you transition to the workplace. Our 7 tips may help you make small changes to keep track of your nutrition and fitness to maintain your help.
During Mental Health Awareness Month, we encourage you to find resources that help you focus on your physical and mental health. Learn about the #4Mind4Body Challenge and join the event to make small changes every day.
Find tips for building and maintaining a social media presence that shows your best side for potential employers. Plus find tips on using social media to help you during your job search.
As you write your resume and start applying for jobs, you may have questions about addressing employment gaps. Lisa Jordan, President of Human Solutions LLC, shares advice on how you can address these gaps and how to fill them with other experiences to make a strong impression with a potential employer.
In today's Work Incentives Wednesdays post, we talk about Section 1619(b) of the Social Security Act. 1619(b), also known as Medicaid While Working, helps you keep your Medicaid coverage as you start working. Read today’s blog post to learn more.
In today's blog post, we review information and resources that were shared during our May WISE webinar on Ticket to Work for People with Mental Illness. Read to find resources that could help you on your path to recovery.
