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Preventing Relapse in Depression – An Evidence-Based Approach
By Dr. Chris Ball and Mary Enslin Jan 20, 2022 English
Depressive illnesses often have a relapsing course. A person experiencing the first episode of depression has a 50% likelihood of experiencing another. Of those, 70% will experience a third, with the majority experiencing a further episode.1 This poses...
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The Importance of Continuing Education for Claims Assessors
By Lisa Hall Jan 18, 2022 English
Best-in-class Claims organizations require knowledgeable, responsive, critical thinking claims professionals who understand the products they adjudicate to ensure the promise made at the time of sale is fully realized. If the COVID‑19 pandemic taught...
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PFAS – A Challenging and Uncharted Course Ahead
By Tim Fletcher Dec 15, 2021 English
Ubiquitous in their presence and disturbing because of their potential harmful effects, Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) loom ominously over society. Recent U.S. regulatory activity and lawsuit outcomes concerning these chemicals portend a decades-long...
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Mental Health and the Role of Working in Recovery [Video]
By Lisa Hall and Jim Carlon, Diserio Martin (guest contributor) | Dec 09, 2021 English
Awareness of mental health issues is at an all-time high. According to Johns Hopkins University, 1 in 4 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with a mental health condition annually.1 Globally, it's estimated that 1 in 7 people are afflicted by mental...
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