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How to prioritize self-care in the workplace
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How to maintain work-life balance
It’s key to find trusted friends or family who can support you through this difficult time.
Participating in a depression and anxiety therapy group is a great way to learn coping strategies for the workplace from other participants.
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If things are incredibly difficult, or if you need to take more time off than your mental health days allow, you may need to say something to your employer.
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It’s okay to take time to take care of yourself—in fact, it’s actually a very important factor in your professional success.
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Working with a therapist or support group is the best way to help you cope with your symptoms, which in turn will help you better manage your professional life.
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