Connecting with Nature to Improve Mental Health and Resilience
Can connecting to nature help improve our mental health and personal resilience in the age of COVID-19? Melanie Choukas-Bradley believes it can.
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Forest Bathing 101: An Interview with Melanie Choukas-Bradley
Have you heard of the term forest bathing? If you're like me, you may have heard …
How Design Can Positively Impact Civic Engagement
In Washington DC where I live, civic engagement is part of the DNA of the city. My …
Being an Outsider at Work
Being an Outsider at Work If you’ve bought anything from LL Bean recently you might…
Co-Working Is Not What You Think
Several weeks ago a women-only co-working / social club space opened up in Georgetow…
The Breakers: Making the Case for Work-Life Balance
I get asked all the time to share examples of companies that really showcase what a …
The Intersection between Caregiving, Leadership, and Financial Wellbeing
GW4W launches first white paper! As some of you may know, I’m heavily involved wi…
The Nesting Instinct: Why we “need” our own stuff and our own space at work
If you have ever been pregnant or known someone who is pregnant, you are aware of th…
Lose Some Efficiency to Build Reserve Capacity
Ever feel like you've got everything under control, then something unplanned happens…
How to Design an Emotionally Safe Workplace
How can we design an emotionally safe workplace in this era of exposed sexual harass…
Why Work Isn’t Working
For a long time, I’ve been helping clients redesign their workplaces and improve the…