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Embracing Neurodiversity: Dispelling myths and fostering inclusive, thriving environments

What is neurodiversity?  Everyone’s brain is different and develops in its own way. Neurodiversity refers to diversity in the ways in which people experience the world, be it at school, at work or in social settings. Neurotypical individuals’ brain functions are considered “usual” or “expected by society.” Understanding neurodivergence Individuals naturally approach thinking in various…

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Spotlight Magellan Health: National Social Worker Month

National Social Worker Month, observed every March, is a time to honor and celebrate the invaluable contributions of social workers to our communities. From empowering individuals and families to navigating complex systems, social workers embody compassion, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to fostering positive change. As we acknowledge National Social Worker Month, we not only…

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Spotlight Magellan Health: Healthcare HR Professionals

National Healthcare Human Resources Professionals Week recognizes the indispensable contributions of human resources professionals within the healthcare sector. Celebrated the week of March 11-15, these dedicated individuals serve as the backbone of healthcare institutions. Human resources professionals navigate complex regulatory landscapes, address personnel challenges, and cultivate environments that focus on employee well-being. We’re spotlighting three…

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Bridging the Cultural Divide: A Performance Expert’s Journey in Japan

As a Performance Expert (PE) working in Japan, my mission has been to enhance the performance and resilience of U.S. Army Soldiers, civilian employees, and family members by creating customized training based on needs and availability. Master Resilience Trainer-Performance Experts (MRT-PEs) work at Army Ready and Resilient (R2) Performance Centers to help soldiers understand and…

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Prescription Predicament: The Impact of Rising Drug Costs on Medication Adherence

According to a recent Commonwealth Fund report, Americans pay more for brand-name drugs than residents of most other countries, including Japan, the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, France, Canada and Switzerland. From January 2022 to January 2023, the prices of over 4,200 drug products rose, with nearly half exceeding the rate of inflation and an average…

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Five Ways to Survive ‘Sports Fan Depression’

The National Football League’s 58th Annual Super Bowl ended with a winning team and fans who might be recovering from a tough season. Whether you’re an athlete or a fan watching sporting events in person or at home, the competitive nature of sports can be both exhilarating and heart-wrenching. However, what happens when the passion…

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Do I need a Depression Screening?

This article was co-written by David Michael  Imagine yourself arriving at an airport, getting your ticket, checking your bags, and then heading to security. What if you arrived at the security checkpoint and there was no one there? No screening, no questions or checking your tickets… On the one hand, you might be relieved, and…

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DocTalk: Dr. Squillaro Shares How February’s ‘Time to Talk Day’ Helps to Normalize Mental Health Conversations

February 1st is known around the world as Time to Talk Day. This is a national day that encourages individuals to have an open dialogue about their mental health and to be supportive of others. In this DocTalk article, Magellan Healthcare’s Medical Director Dr. Chris Squillaro shares why the act of talking about mental health…

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