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When Work Follows You Home: Understanding “Cognitive Spillover” And How To Reclaim Your Mental Space

By Bee Mahimkar
February 21, 2026
Employee Assistance Program, Work-Life Balance
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In today’s always-on work culture, logging off doesn’t always mean mentally switching off. You may close your laptop at 7 pm, yet find yourself replaying conversations, worrying about deadlines, or drafting tomorrow’s emails in your head while having dinner. This phenomenon has a name—cognitive spillover—and it’s becoming an increasingly common…

The “Sunday Night Shift”: Understanding Anticipatory Work Anxiety And How EAPs Can Help

By Bee Mahimkar
February 1, 2026
Employee Assistance Program, Employees, Work-Life Balance
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For many employees, the workweek doesn’t begin on Monday morning—it begins on Sunday evening. There’s a familiar shift in mood: a tightening in the chest, a restless mind, an urge to check emails “just in case,” or a subtle sense of dread about the week ahead. This experience, often brushed…

Cognitive Tunnelling At Work: The Hidden Mental Trap That Sabotages Performance

By Bee Mahimkar
November 15, 2025
Brain Health, Employee Assistance Program
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Modern workplaces demand speed, accuracy, and constant multitasking. Yet, ironically, the more pressure employees feel, the more likely they are to fall into a subtle but powerful mental trap called cognitive tunnelling — a state where the mind fixates on one task, detail, or threat and becomes blind to everything…

Mental Health First Aid For Micro-Crises At Work

By Bee Mahimkar
November 8, 2025
Employee Assistance Program, Employees, Workplace
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When we talk about Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) in the workplace, we usually imagine visible moments of crisis — someone breaking down in tears, a panic attack, or a distress call after a traumatic event.But in most offices, the real challenges are much quieter.They’re the micro-crises — those small,…

The Productivity–Vulnerability Paradox

In many workplaces, high performance is celebrated as the ultimate marker of success. These are the employees who consistently go above and beyond — the ones everyone counts on, the ones who “just get things done.” But beneath that reliability and drive, there’s often a quieter story unfolding — one…

World Mental Health Day: The Invisible Strain Of Daily Life

When we think about mental health, we often imagine major life events: a loss, a breakup, or a job crisis. But mental wellbeing is also shaped by small, persistent pressures—the subtle experiences that accumulate day by day. These micro-stressors are invisible yet powerful forces affecting how we feel, think, and…

Suicide Prevention As A Workplace Responsibility

By Bee Mahimkar
September 13, 2025
Employee Assistance Program, Employees, Employer
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When most people hear the words suicide prevention, they think of hotlines, emergency counselling, or psychiatric care. And while these supports are vital, prevention begins much earlier — in the everyday environments where people spend most of their time. For many, that environment is the workplace. In reality, a large…

The Mental Cost Of Multitasking: Why Focus Beats Doing It All

By Bee Mahimkar
August 23, 2025
Employee Assistance Program, Employees, Work-Life Balance
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We often take pride in being great multitaskers—juggling emails, attending meetings, and working on side projects all at once. In many workplaces, multitasking is even seen as a badge of productivity. But what if multitasking isn’t making us more efficient at all? What if it’s actually slowing us down, draining…

Are Your “Quiet Quitters” Actually Just Disengaged Employees?

By Bee Mahimkar
June 7, 2025
Employee Assistance Program, Employees, Employer, Work-Life Balance
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The term “quiet quitting” has made headlines, sparked workplace debates, and even trended across social media platforms. Often misunderstood, it’s described as employees doing the bare minimum of their job—clocking in, completing tasks, and clocking out, without taking on anything extra. It’s frequently framed as laziness or a lack of…

Parenting While Working: EAP Support For Working Families

Each year, the World Day Against Child Labour reminds us of our collective responsibility to protect children from exploitative and harmful labor. But protection starts not just with policy—but in homes, communities, and workplaces that support families in raising children safely and sustainably. In a world where economic demands often…

Category: <span>Employee Assistance Program</span>

When Work Follows You Home: Understanding “Cognitive Spillover” And How To Reclaim Your Mental Space

The “Sunday Night Shift”: Understanding Anticipatory Work Anxiety And How EAPs Can Help

Cognitive Tunnelling At Work: The Hidden Mental Trap That Sabotages Performance

Mental Health First Aid For Micro-Crises At Work

The Productivity–Vulnerability Paradox

World Mental Health Day: The Invisible Strain Of Daily Life

Suicide Prevention As A Workplace Responsibility

The Mental Cost Of Multitasking: Why Focus Beats Doing It All

Are Your “Quiet Quitters” Actually Just Disengaged Employees?

Parenting While Working: EAP Support For Working Families

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