By Manfred Kets de Vries One of my clients, let’s call him Johan, came to my office complaining of burnout, although “complaining” is perhaps too lively a word for what he had to say. He did not storm in, did not accuse the world, did not even...
Stress and resilience
Technostress and the AI workplace tsunami
By Elizabeth Florent « Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose. »[The more things change, the more they stay the same.]Alphonse Karr The digital revolution engulfed us all in the mid-1990s. The advantages seemed obvious, but many people struggled...
Mental Health at Work Part 1: Should We Open Pandora’s Box?
By Toya Lorch, July 2019 “In companies where people experience real wellness, it has always been part of the corporate DNA and not just a fad.”iManfred Kets de Vries Mary, 43, was made a partner in her law firm four years ago, something that had...
Mental Health at Work Part 2: After We’ve Opened the Box
By Toya Lorch, July 2019 In the first part of this blog, I drew an analogy between the myth of Pandora’s box and the issue of mental health in the workplace and made a case for our having the curiosity to open the mental health box. I looked at the...



