Whether you love it not, it’s time to learn how to work from home
When the Covid-19 pandemic began, and we were all forced to work from home, it seemed like a temporary inconvenience. Or, a welcomed change. But, as the weeks have turned into months and now we see public unrest, it’s clear that life as we know it is paused for now. Even people who have been cleared to return to work, won’t be working in the office the way they were. There will be designated days and times we can go in, and we still won’t see the inside of many places for a while.
Learning to live and work at home has become an ongoing necessity for a successful life in this new reality. I spoke with Dr. Kate Truitt, a licensed Clinical Psychologist practicing in Pasadena, CA. She is the founder of Dr. Kate Truitt & Associates, the CEO and Training Director for the Trauma Counseling Center of Los Angeles, Global Coordinator of Continuing Education for the Havening Techniques, Executive Director of the American Cognitive Training Association, and Chairman of the Board of the Amy Research Foundation.
We talked about many things, including Havening, and staying stay safe through Covid-19. In this part of the conversation, Dr. Truitt, shares suggestions on how to stay normal while working from home. If you haven’t made these adjustments or schedules in your life, it’s time.
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