Recent Posts
Wellness for Care Providers: Putting Wellness Into Action
For caring professionals, looking after the health and wellness of other people is what we do. It’s in our job titles and our lists of daily duties. But …
Read Article
Wellness for Care Providers: The Many Facets of Physical Self-Care
For those of us who work in the caring professions—such as health care, education, emergency services, criminal justice, and social work—our job is to care for the well-being …
Read Article
Sexual Assault Awareness: Finding Hope and Healing After Sexual Violence
Sexual assault is a horrible and deeply traumatizing experience, and it affects nearly half a million people in the U.S. each year.Among women, who are disproportionately affected …
Read Article
Polyvagal Theory for Mental Health Care: Applying the Work of Deb Dana in Therapy
“Safety is not the absence of threat, it is the presence of connection.” — Gabor Maté
For providers of behavioral health care, it’s very important that the people …
Read Article
Wellness for Care Providers: Nurturing the Personal Self
Let’s face the facts: working in the caring professions—such as health care, education, emergency services, criminal justice, and social work—is often stressful. On top of attending to the …
Read Article
MHA Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health: What It Means for Cummins, Now and Moving Forward
At Cummins, we place the highest value on people’s mental health and well-being.This shouldn’t come as a surprise—after all, we are a provider of behavioral health services. …
Read Article
Wellness for Care Providers: Sustaining the Professional Self
There are certain jobs that carry inherent health risks for the person doing the job. Police officers, fire fighters, construction workers, and military service members are a few …
Read Article
Cummins Values: Why Integrity Keeps Us Accountable to Our Consumers
Take a moment to think about what the word “integrity” means to you.You might discover that integrity is one of those words you feel like you understand …
Read Article
Wellness for Care Providers: Surviving the Cycle of Caring
Caring professions, also called helping professions, are those where the role means directly caring for others physically, mentally, or emotionally. Some of the most common caring professions include …
Read Article
Introducing TMS: A New Service Option for Treatment-Resistant Depression and OCD
Approximately 19.4 million adults in the U.S. have been diagnosed with major depressive disorder, also known as major depression. An additional 2–3 million adults live with obsessive-compulsive disorder. …
Read Article
Wellness for Care Providers: Identifying and Managing Burnout
Anyone who works in a stressful, emotionally taxing line of work may be familiar with burnout.Merriam-Webster dictionary defines burnout as “fatigue, frustration, or apathy resulting from prolonged …
Read Article
Haven Homes Opens Its Doors to Survivors of Domestic Violence in Plainfield
Approximately 40% of women and 27% of men in Indiana will experience intimate partner violence sometime in their lives. That’s a total of 2.2 million individuals whose lives …
Read Article