TMS Solutions is excited to participate in the upcoming Brain Run in Denver, Colorado this weekend. Corporately we'll have eleven runners from our ten offices and two virtual runners. We're excited for mental health and awareness and hope if you're in Denver, that you'll come out and support the cause!
Topics: Mental Health, News
In 1949 Mental Health America named the month of May Mental Health Month or Mental Health Awareness Month. This year the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is taking a different approach to the illness and how it is perceived by the public, with the theme of "CureStigma" Look for awareness events all during the month.
Topics: Mental Health
Topics: Mental Health
For over 15,000 years, dogs have been our best friends, but could our canine companions also be our best bet for better mental health? Many experts agree that pets, especially dogs, can put the minds of those with mental illness at ease while helping them manage a more fulfilling life. If you are living with depression and anxiety, you may be wondering if procuring a pup of your own is the right choice for you. Here are a few ways dogs can help make your life whole while making life with a mental illness more manageable.
Topics: Mental Health
We’ve managed to put unnecessary pressure on ourselves on Valentine’s Day, should there not be a candlelit dinner for two on the horizon. But between the copious stores decked out in pink and white to restaurants advertising special prix fixe menus, we’re reminded of February 14 whether we celebrate it or not.
The best thing you can do if you’re single on Valentine’s Day is to put yourself first and remember that love is about more than flowers and chocolate.
Love isn’t reserved for committed relationships alone. Consider your friends and family (even pets!) who have been there for you through thick and thin, and you’ll feel anything but alone on Valentine’s Day. Take it a step further by giving the people on your list a call or organize a get-together that focuses on the value of your relationship — not the fact that you’re single.
Solo or with loved ones, participate in an activity such as class at the gym, cooking, planning a spa day, or simply vegging out in front of the television for a movie fest — preferably not tear-jerkers or romance movies.
Topics: Mental Health