If you find the holiday season challenging, you’re not alone. The holidays are often depicted as a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness, but for many of us, it can bring up a range of difficult thoughts and feelings. For some people, the holidays are filled with stressors like social obligations, financial strain, and the emotional weight of personal or familial expectations. These pressures can take a toll on your wellbeing, making you feel overwhelmed and drained. Sel

Every January, millions of people set New Year’s resolutions and health goals with the best of intentions—only to abandon them weeks (or even days) later. This isn’t a failure of motivation or discipline. It’s a predictable outcome of how most goals are designed. The core of our work at HBD is to understand healthy habits and sustainable behavior change - and one of the most frustrating times for us is January - when we see so many people set themselves up for failure and tak

The holiday season is a time to gather with loved ones, enjoy delicious food and reflect on what we’re grateful for. While it’s meant to be a season of joy and celebration, it can also be a very busy and challenging time to maintain healthy habits amidst stress, parties, indulgent meals, and holiday travel or relaxation. Here are a few tips to help you strike a balance and enjoy a healthier holiday break: Mindful Eating: Holiday gatherings often feature rich and Calorie-heavy

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Simple tips for a healthier Thanksgiving.

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Discussing how to implement strategies to improve workforce mental health and wellbeing.

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Note the many benefits of exercise for your health and work performance on this National Exercise Day

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