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Based on your answers, you may be mostly satisfied by your workload and feel that you have adequate support at work. Your office seems like a fair place and your employers generally take into consideration your needs in managing the health of the organization.
When people feel stressed at work, a company can take steps to improve the work environment and ensure that all employees are healthy and productive. These benefits might include flexibility in schedule, extra sick time, mental health benefits, and especially creating a supportive work environment. Based on your answers, it may be the case that your employer already provides some of these benefits.
You may find it helpful to review your answers in order to help you find areas for improvement. These may be useful things to consider if you have an upcoming employee evaluation or if you are thinking about a new job.
Sometimes a change in staff or management can change how you feel about your job. If this is the case, come back and screen again.
RECOMMENDED TREATMENT
We recommend online counseling which can be very effective at helping you manage a Toxic Workplace.
Online counseling allows you to receive care from a therapist via phone, video chat, or instant messaging. It can help address self-destructive behaviors, limiting beliefs, painful feelings, relationship issues, and more.
It is convenient for those who either cannot travel or would prefer not to meet with a therapist in-person. Starting at $65 per week, it can also be more affordable than in-person counseling and is available worldwide.
Toxic workplaces are common, and the effects are treatable with online counseling.