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Canadian employers are winning the return-to-office battle. They’re losing something more important. I just finished reading Maclean’s March 2026 “Office Wars” and it highlights such
I’ve spent the past five years studying what happens when people can’t speak up in the music industry. I’ve documented the fear, the burnout, the
I am not a book reviewer and generally don’t weigh in on +/- of art. I believe that art is subjective and that all art
In music, dissonance is a clash of notes that creates tension until it’s resolved. In the music industry, the same happens with people: the myths
Over dinner the other night, a friend and I were talking tech. Every year, we review what tools we’re using, what’s working, what’s not. It
In today’s culture, happiness is a commodity—measured, pursued, and often performed. Social media platforms glow with curated moments, self-help books promise “lasting happiness in 10
Mental health awareness has surged in recent years, bringing valuable attention to conditions like ADHD, depression, and anxiety. However, this heightened focus may also drive
I recently read the book Never Enough by neuroscientist Judith Grisel. She explores addiction’s intricate and dynamic mechanisms, primarily focusing on the brain’s efforts to
Last week, I attended the Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care Conference in Ottawa, Canada. One of the sessions was about digital solutions and e-health options.
At Revelios, we specialize in workplace mental health and psychological safety. What if you work for yourself, by yourself? In this article, I delve into