AMFM Healthcare is proud to share that Dr. Meghan Marcum, Chief Psychologist, was featured in Everyday Health in the article, 7 Ways to Recharge When You’re Living With Ulcerative Colitis. The piece explores the physical, emotional, and mental challenges of living with ulcerative colitis and offers practical strategies for improving day-to-day well-being. In the article, […]
The Manual examines what everyday coping habits reveal about modern stress through findings from an AMFM Healthcare survey. The article describes how financial pressure, information overload, poor sleep, and loneliness can follow people throughout the day rather than appearing as isolated disruptions. The survey suggests that many adults assemble personal support systems from exercise, hobbies, […]
Business Insider’s markets site reports on new AMFM Healthcare findings about stress and artificial intelligence. The national study of 2,000 adults examines how cost-of-living pressure, disrupted sleep, loneliness, social media, and changing digital habits are shaping mental health across the United States. The findings show that people use a wide mix of coping strategies, from […]
An AMFM Healthcare survey is cited in Yahoo! Health’s guide to retirement stress and better sleep. The article notes that financial anxiety can remain powerful even after work ends, especially when concerns about income, health, independence, and long-term security surface at night. The experts recommend restoring a sense of safety through a clear financial plan, […]
AMFM Healthcare chief psychologist Dr. Meghan Marcum contributes to Parade’s exploration of people who think of pets as their children. The article considers how strong human-animal bonds can reflect caregiving, empathy, routine, loyalty, emotional awareness, and a meaningful sense of connection. Marcum explains that pets can play a valid emotional role and that daily care […]
A Mission for Michael chief psychologist Dr. Meghan Marcum is featured in Real Simple’s guide to calming the nervous system during anxious moments. The article gathers practical, science-informed strategies that can interrupt escalating stress and help people regain a sense of steadiness. Marcum recommends introducing a brief moment of novelty when the brain feels caught […]
AMFM Healthcare chief psychologist Dr. Meghan Marcum is featured in Psychology.org’s collection of stories about how psychologists change lives. The article brings together clinicians describing memorable moments when thoughtful support helped clients reconnect with safety, personal agency, or a clearer path forward. Marcum shares an example of a quiet therapeutic moment in which a client […]
AMFM Healthcare chief psychologist Dr. Meghan Marcum is featured in a Real Simple article carried by Yahoo! Health about the connection between optimism and longevity. The 2026 feature reviews how hopeful expectations can influence resilience, daily health choices, social engagement, and long-term well-being. Marcum explains that people who approach life with optimism often care for […]
AMFM Healthcare vice president of national operations Angeleena Francis is featured in Healthgrades’ report on physician burnout and workforce turnover. The article examines research linking frequent burnout symptoms with a greater likelihood that family physicians will change practices or leave medicine. Francis notes that burnout often develops gradually through exhaustion, detachment, irritability, reduced patience, difficulty […]
