Sports Gambling: A Growing Workplace Concern

The rapid legalization and expansion of sports betting across the United States has significantly increased accessibility to gambling opportunities. Employees can now place bets instantly from smartphones during work hours, meetings, breaks, or while...

How Behavioral Addictions May Appear in the Workplace

Behavioral addictions often affect workplace functioning gradually over time. Possible workplace indicators may include: Attention and Productivity Concerns Frequent phone checking during meetings or work tasks Difficulty concentrating or remaining present...

Behavioral Addiction and the Brain

Research shows that behavioral addictions and substance addictions activate many of the same brain reward pathways. Both chemical and behavioral addictions involve the brain’s dopamine reward system — the neurological system associated with pleasure,...

Understanding Behavioral Addictions in the Workplace

Behavioral addictions involve compulsive engagement in rewarding non-substance-related behaviors despite negative consequences. While gambling disorder is one of the most recognized behavioral addictions, similar patterns may also occur with...

Generational & Remote Work Considerations

Hybrid and remote work environments have changed how organizations recognize and respond to employee wellbeing concerns. While flexible work arrangements may offer benefits such as improved autonomy and work-life convenience, they can also contribute to...