Speech Therapy is a confusing concept to people. How does it work? What causes problems in speech and how in the world would it be treated? The truth is, there are many, many causes of speech impediments and different treatments depending on the specific person.

Each second in life passes and can never be gained back. If you regret the past time now, why weren't you using it well in the first place?

In a recent "This is Us" episode, Randall experienced a panic attack, the effects of stress and chronic anxiety. Randall is sitting in his office when his vision goes blurry and his hands start shaking. When he calls his brother Kevin and cancels, luckily, Kevin realizes something is wrong, and he comes to the aid of Randall.

When most of us think of speech therapy, we imagine speech therapists in a colorful room full of children. Smiling and laughing, they play games with kids while masterfully perfecting their diction. This is true for some speech therapists, but others help the grown-ups instead. Helping adults work to improve their speech is a fun and rewarding profession, too.

Do you want to improve your productivity and are struggling to find a strategy that works? It turns out, the key at work might not be creating to-do lists or working extra hours. Instead, the solution is simpler than you'd ever thought. It just might be that all you have to do is put your desk by someone who's already productive.

People fall in love with things for different reasons. Perhaps you fell in love with your spouse because of their sense of humor or kindness towards others. Perhaps you fell in love with your job because you can influence people or work with computers. For Anna Vick, she fell in love with special education accidentally.

No matter how much we have, it is easy to get caught-up in wanting something more. Whether it is a new car, nicer clothing, or that awesome new electronic device our friend just got, it is easy to feel like we need something more. Yet, it is important to simply be grateful for what we already have. Recently, Amanda Mary Perez, an at-home nurse was reminded of this.

Just about everyone has worked with someone who makes work more difficult. Maybe the person is always angry, or they treat colleagues like everyone is inferior. While it might be tempting to think that you need to change that person, the key to a happier working experience is actually self-improvement.

Adoption social workers have hearts of gold! They aid children from the most difficult of circumstances, many of who tragically dealt with disability, loss, and abandonment at young ages. By working tirelessly to find forever homes for children whose parents can no longer care for them, they bring joy to children and families all over the world.

When it comes to the medical field, doctors often get the most praise and credit for helping people. While they do have more schooling than others, such as nurses, EMTs, and medical assistants, it is important to realize that others in the medical field also play a valuable role in helping others. Recently, Caitlin Brassington, fought back against the idea that her contribution is less important than that of a doctor. 

For most people, finding career success is important. According to a study, career success is in large part dependent upon a person's emotional intelligence, which in turn makes the person more likeable.

Anxiety surrounding major events such as the election, activism calls, and natural disasters has always been around, but since the rise in social media, a new mental health struggle has been born -- news feed anxiety. Social Media is a fantastic tool, but it doesn't come without a dark side. So much value is focused on the entertainment and networking aspect that it's easy to forget that we need strategies to keep our mind balanced, positive, and healthy.

When people are in pain, they often turn to medications to relieve their suffering. People suffering from chronic pain may have their doctor prescribe them stronger pain medication, often an opiate. While opiates will help to relieve the pain, they are often not the best option.

A harmonious work atmosphere allows you the peace and freedom to achieve your best results. When you lack your co-workers' trust, though, you become inhibited and tense.