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The Eap Danger Zone: Respecting The Burnout Monster, John C. Thomas
The Eap Danger Zone: Respecting The Burnout Monster, John C. Thomas
John C. Thomas
This article is the first of a two-part article that highlights burnout. In this article, we will examine the seriousness of and contributors to burnout. In the next edition of the EAP Digest I will focus on intervention and prevention.
Giving Attention To Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, John C. Thomas
Giving Attention To Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, John C. Thomas
John C. Thomas
ADHD is one of the most prevalent childhood health concerns, affecting between three and five percent of children. Even though it is so common, it is one of the most misunderstood problems and has caused both parents and children much needless pain and guilt. Sadly, parents of ADHD children are more likely to find criticism and rejection than support and help.
The Eap Danger Zone: Conquering The Eap Burnout Monster, John C. Thomas
The Eap Danger Zone: Conquering The Eap Burnout Monster, John C. Thomas
John C. Thomas
In an article published in the previous edition of EAP Digest, the Burnout Monster was introduced. This foreboding creature physically, emotionally, mentally, socially, and spiritually terrorizes its prey through stressful employment or from being a caregiver. Employee assistance professionals are especially vulnerable due to the helping nature of our work, the changing economy, and legal decisions that jeopardize our job security. In spite of the danger, there is hope. The Burnout Monster is not indomitable; it can be avoided, and if attacked it is susceptible to offensive engagement.
What Is Good About Feeling Bad: Finding Purpose And A Path Through Your Suffering, John Charles Thomas
What Is Good About Feeling Bad: Finding Purpose And A Path Through Your Suffering, John Charles Thomas
John C. Thomas
When you’re tightly clenched in the grip of suffering, it doesn’t always help to hear that God has a plan and a purpose. In fact, it may feel like adding salt to a raw wound. Why would a loving God put you through this? How can you be sure there is a greater good to be gained? In What’s Good about Feeling Bad? counselor John C. Thomas and renowned philosopher Gary Habermas and will help you find the answers you need. No strangers to personal tragedy themselves, the authors thoughtfully explore the impact of pain on our lives, explain fifteen …