Americans are terrible about taking time off from work. While reasons may vary, the Pew Research Center recently reported that 46% of U.S. workers who receive paid time off from their employer take ...

More than half of U.S. workers recently surveyed say they feel some anxiety about taking all the paid time off they’re entitled to – and a third of them say they’re pressured not to use all of their ...

Dolly Parton is taking time to heal — and, in true Dolly fashion, finding light even in the hardest season. “She’s pushing herself to stay upbeat and productive,” a source tells PopCrush. “But between ...

Let's face it: Today's life is exhausting. Burnout can feel unavoidable due to work, family and an endless number of duties. Stepping away is, therefore, not only good but also essential for leaders.

Even with accrued paid time off, 59% of U.S. workers said they feel anxiety about taking time off from work, according to a July 9 report from LiveCareer. Workers pointed to an unhealthy work culture ...

Being sick is bad enough, but employees in the U.S. feel so guilty about taking time off from work to recuperate that they often work through illness. Not all workers in the U.S. are entitled to paid ...

Daylight saving time ends tomorrow. How will you make use of the extra hour? By Melissa Kirsch The midday sun in my apartment this time of year is like a searchlight, illuminating every windowpane ...

The ideal time to take your multivitamin may depend on its specific nutrients and formula, but there are generally ways to avoid common mistakes.

Taking Time Therapy, LLC has three providers, Wendy Maschino, LCSW, Cindikaye Johnson, LMHC, and Katie Barrer, LCSW. We know the multiple different directions life can pull a person and the stress and ...