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Getting Back on Your Feet: What to Do When You Lose Your Job

Losing a job is one of the most stressful things that can happen to anyone, no matter if you’ve anticipated it or not. Even people who have long wanted to quit their jobs due to stress or dissatisfaction still feel at least a tinge of disappointment and panic when they’re told to surrender their company

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Human Resources: Understanding Their Key Roles

Human Resources (HR) managers have functional and strategic responsibilities for the entire human resource disciplines. An HR manager possesses the expertise of an HR general with a mix of management and general business skills. For large companies and organizations, an HR manager reports to the C-level HR executive or HR director. On the other hand,

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Career Crossroads: What to Do When You Have Too Many Career Ideas

It’s frustrating not having a clue what to do with your career, but it’s equally upsetting to have too many ideas. You’re stuck in a cycle of analysis paralysis as you try to settle on one, and yet you don’t want to choose. Facing so many windows of opportunities, you’re afraid to open one because

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What the Different Types of Cognitive Behavior Therapy Can Do for You

Today, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) remains an accessible and popular form of psychological treatment both in Westport and across Connecticut. The term covers an umbrella of therapeutic approaches that focus on changing facets of a person’s behavior to help them overcome unhealthy behaviors and thought patterns. Over the years, CBT has helped people overcome a

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Fixing Flat Feet

Flat feet, also known as fallen arches, or “pes planus” is a common condition wherein there is a collapse or absence of an inner arch on the foot, so the entire bottom of the foot is in contact with the floor when standing, sitting, or walking. Flat feet are often genetic (and is called “structural

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