Seeking care
For people who have spent a career solving other people's problems, the hardest part is rarely the treatment. It is the decision to make the appointment.
Mental health for financial professionals
Composure is a professional requirement. It is not evidence of anything.
Mental health for physicians and other high-responsibility professionals
The people trained to notice symptoms are unusually poor at reporting their own.
Psychiatric care for executives: what to expect
For someone who has never done it, the main obstacle is not knowing what actually happens.
The entrepreneur’s mental health trap
Entrepreneurship rewards persistence. Sometimes it rewards something that only resembles persistence.
What happens when the person everyone depends on starts struggling?
Being indispensable is not a safe position. It is a position with no exit.
When should a successful professional see a psychiatrist?
You do not have to be in crisis. That is the entire point of going early.
When work becomes your coping mechanism
Sometimes busy is busy. Sometimes busy is a way of not being alone with something.
Why high achievers have trouble asking for help
People who spend their careers solving other people’s problems become remarkably poor at having one.