In a word, no. Employer's screening tools for any kind of mental health issue — if not required by working in a sensitive industry — should be avoided, as they bring little value to you, the employee, that you can't get elsewhere.
First responders and military members are more susceptible to PTSD because of the situations they encounter, “people dying, injury, life-threatening injuries. This is life and death stuff,” said Bogle. She says PTSD is a mental …
Bystanders help the injured after a vehicle crashed into a crowd of spectators during the Oklahoma State University homecoming parade in Stillwater, Oka. (David Bitton/The News Press via AP). Over the years, I have met …
Mental illness is not covered by insurance, as an ABC program 7:30 reported last night. Ella Ingram discovered this first-hand the hard way, she says.
Ah, the Fake Mental Illness Bubble Continues. But muh feelz! Posted by Captain Capitalism at 7:30 AM. No comments: Post a Comment. Links to this post. Create a Link · Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) …
