Fear of the unknown can become paralyzing. If you focus on things you can’t control, the fear increases. It is totally understandable that work and anxiety is on the rise with all the news reports on illness, deaths, mass closures
I couldn’t agree with the following quote more. My beliefs are identical. Take a look, think about it and then we shall proceed with some personal self-evaluation. “Resentment is a relationship killer,” says psychotherapist and couples counselor Susan Adler. If
This chart offers a new perspective on how problems outside the workplace can have a direct impact on each employee’s behavior at work. It is often hard to see how personal experiences translate to the business world. However, patterns or
While there is great emphasis on the culture shock that expatriates feel when they arrive in the host country, attention should also be given to the experiences that many expatriates feel when they return. Organizational changes, technological advances, turnover of
Coaching via Skype* is increasing in popularity. Many coaches who have shunned coaching by telephone because of its psychological distance are using Skype as a means of having a more personal relationship while still coaching virtually. Dr. Michael Klaybor, an executive
Historically, the Russian state’s drug treatment technology is referred to as “narcology.” It is an outgrowth of old Russian psychiatry. Treatment typically consisted only of a heavily medicalized detoxification or may be followed with a course of antipsychotic medications or
Recently, a reprint of the book Why Worry by friend and prolific author, Eric A. Kimmel was recently released. Gayle and I loved this book and read it to our children, then sent it around to friends and because we liked
Interested in starting an EAP or improving an existing one? Once a year, EAPA offers it’s live course “Planning and Implementing a 21st Century EAP from Zero to Go” taught by Marina London, LCSW, CEAP and Michael Klaybor, Ed.D., CEAP.
OMG…….what is this about? Why do Americans turn away and lose their vacation time? Then, what happens to their quality of life, relationships and self-care as a result? If you are interested in the entire article, this is the link. Wasted
Dr. Mike Klaybor brings thirty years of experience in practicing counseling psychology with individuals and couples. His approach is cognitive behavioral therapy or CBT. Specific specialties include; anxiety and stress management, chronic pain & chronic illness management, depression, substance abuse evaluations, employee assistance and executive coaching for workplace performance and leadership.
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