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Burnout as a Persistent Physiological State: Reevaluating the Conventional Narrative
For some people, burnout does not lift after a weekend or vacation. Michael Newman examines prolonged emotional flatness, cognitive fatigue, loss of pleasure, and hidden depletion - and asks workplaces, healthcare systems, and families to take persistent symptoms seriously while ruling out overlapping conditions.
Michael M. Newman, PhD
Oct 34 min read


Beat The Rush - Be Negative Early! | Anxiety and Practical Coping
Before the meeting, medical test, presentation, or difficult conversation, the mind starts asking, 'What if?' Matthew Campbell explains how worst-case rehearsal, avoidance, and reassurance can strengthen anticipatory anxiety - and why useful preparation should eventually give way to the life happening now.
Matthew Campbell, PhD
Oct 33 min read


The Face of Depression Isn't Always Sad: Mental Health on Holiday
Michael Cline appeared calm while traveling through Tenerife, but severe anxiety, depression, and frightening thoughts were unfolding beneath the surface. His lived-experience story reminds us that smiles and beautiful surroundings do not prove someone is okay - and that honest conversation and support matter.
Michael Cline
Sep 255 min read
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