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Achieving the right balance of neurotransmitters and hormones through healthy eating habits can help our bodies thrive.
December 29, 2025
Explore the neuroscience of nutrition and mental health—how diet, gut health, neurotransmitters, and hormones shape mood, energy, and emotional balance—in this in-depth article by Kalea Abernathy, LPC, and Peter Yibo Pan.
The construction industry can be especially vulnerable to workplace bullying tactics such as hazing, pranks and verbal abuse.
December 29, 2025
Learn how Bill Heffernan, LCPC, CEAP, co-founder of ScreenSafe, is helping organizations build safer, drug-free workplaces through customized consulting and comprehensive Drug-Free Workplace Program solutions.
Discover how Empire State Building engineer Lianna Faber found running to be a powerful tool for improving mental health, building endurance, and staying fit in the trades, as she shares her journey and advice for fellow tradespeople looking to get more active.
Due to their unpredictable nature, jobsites may easily create triggers for tradespeople living with PTSD.
December 29, 2025
Learn how acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine can help tradespeople manage PTSD symptoms, calm the nervous system, and restore balance in daily life, according to insights from Dr. Andrea V. Danti, L.Ac.
At the 2026 Safety & Health Conference in Austin, keynote speaker David Ward challenges leaders to move beyond compliance and embrace safety as a commitment to people, culture and accountability.
The killing of 20-year-old Amber Czech in Minnesota has spurred trade groups to advocate for better protections for women and transparency in harassment reporting.
Formally established in Fall 2024, RUGGED aims to bring more awareness to mental health and wellness to improve the overall well-being of tradespeople.
Nate Agentis strives to help fellow tradespeople find health and wholeness after discovering the hardest part of building a business is taking care of yourself in the process.
A third-generation plumber thrust into leadership after family tragedy, Nate Agentis scaled his contracting company to millions — only to discover the real work was rebuilding himself. Now, he’s on a mission to help other tradespeople find health and wholeness.