If you are a camper or an avid hiker, you’ve heard of the Campground Rule. It is the rule that whenever you are in a shared space, especially...

400. That’s the number of physicians that die by suicide each year. Two graduating medical school classes worth of physicians lost to burnout,...

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, most households in the U.S. have become dual-career households as of 1998. In addition to...

There is a common phrase that goes: “Your happiness will not come to you….it can only come from you.” It turns out there is a quantifiable...

Coaching, at its most basic, can be used to provide people with the necessary skills to foster growth and improve performance. When it comes to...

“What was so remarkable about Lorna’s story was how fast it happened to an individual that I thought was almost impermeable to stress and...

In a recent blog article, I talked about learning from dark moments in your medical career. But what about the good ones? The moments that are...

Being a clinician comes with a lot of responsibility, but not a lot of control. Often, you might find yourself thinking: “I have no power” or...

We have plenty of opportunities, personally and professionally, to experience dark times. We have patients that we lose who we never forget —...

Reflect back to when you were just starting school or training for entering the medical field. What drove you to become a clinician? Who or...