Grief is not limited to death. Tens of thousands of local couples due to get married, graduating seniors, children celebrating birthdays, and countless other people have had plans interrupted, cancelled or postponed. We asked Kim Nelson, LCSW, Wheeler’s Chief Program Officer, for her thoughts.

Patients at Wheeler struggling with basic needs or substance use disorder will benefit from the philanthropic generosity of an Avon family foundation.

Intimate partner violence (IPV)—often aggravated by external events—has moved to forefront during the COVID-19 outbreak, as families and partners spend more time together at home, struggling with the tensions and mental health impact of job loss, food and other forms of economic insecurity, health-related fears, and isolation.

While many of us remain at home, there are tangible steps we can take to manage our chronic health conditions and preserve our overall health and well-being. Wheeler's Dr. Rebecca Eleck-Bruce, offers some ideas.

During this unprecedented time, our lives and routines have been turned upside down. We find ourselves limiting our time outside of the home and spending 24 hours a day, seven days a week at home with our families. Our homes have been transformed into offices and schools, which can be overwhelming at times.

With the COVID-19 pandemic at or near peak in Connecticut, many local residents may unfortunately face the death of a loved one, a friend, or an acquaintance. We asked Kim Nelson, LCSW, Wheeler’s Chief Program Officer, for her thoughts on grief and grieving to help all of us find acceptance and peace.

Holidays such as Passover, Easter, and Ramadan are important observances during the early spring season. This year, the COVID-19 outbreak has changed how these holidays are celebrated in many corners of the world, prompting us to think more innovatively and creatively about how to foster connection with friends and loved ones.

An interview with Chuck Schad, mindfulness facilitator, Wheeler, reveals why the practice of mindfulness is an effective approach to managing physical and mental health concerns, especially when coupled with existing behavioral health and primary care services.

The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic is testing employers in new and extraordinary ways. Dan Fallon, LPC, CEAP, program manager, Wheeler's Employee Assistance Program, provides practical strategies to help employers manage their teams, foster connection and productivity, and assist employees who are struggling.

From 9/11 to the Great Recession and more, individuals, families, and communities have endured stressful, life-changing events. Read more about how the COVID-19 pandemic presents new challenges, and what you can do to manage your anxiety.