by Jan Bruce Back in 2009, I was at the height of my career, working in an exciting position as managing director of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

By Jan Bruce When Kelly Ripa was blindsided by the news that Michael Strahan, co-host of Live! With Michael and Kelly, was leaving the show to move to Good Morning America, it opened up a larger conve…

By Lisa V. Gillespie Marnee Saltalamacchia needed workplace wellness program meQuilibrium the most in June 2015.

By Stephanie Baum   Last year, meQuilibrium attracted a new round of funding for a stress relief program aimed at employers. It gives participants a stress assessment questionnaire.

By Marymichele Delaney and Jan Bruce Over the last decade, employee wellness programs have continued to expand and change in the workplace.

5 Habits To Get Over Self-Limiting Beliefs By Gwen Moran Sometimes the biggest thing holding you back from greater success is something you might not even be aware of.

By Andrew Shatte’, PhD In a New York Times Magazine column late last year, Parul Sehgal wrote critically of the “prosaic popularity” of the term “resilience.

BOSTON, March 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — As part of its Healthy You wellness initiative, Wellesley College offered meQuilibrium, a digital coaching platform, to its faculty and staff of 1,200.

By Sonja Carberry, Stress doesn’t have to cause distress. How resilient pros face calamity with confidence: Stand tall. When a crisis hits a business, the events are often out of your control.

By Rita Pyrillis, Workforce Corporate wellness has evolved in fits and starts since the first executive gyms appeared after World War II.

By Shelby Livingston SAN FRANCISCO — After noticing that workers were often absent in its call centers around the country, Comcast Corp.

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