Remote work is not a mental health panacea. Working from home (further) blurs the psychological distinction between being and not being “at work”. This can be s

Remote work is not a mental health panacea. Working from home (further) blurs the psychological distinction between being and not being “at work”. This can be surprisingly difficult for many people to notice, let alone deal with in a healthy way. How many of us have found ourselves struggling to carve out the time to shower in a given day? I’ve commiserated about that struggle with multiple coworkers over the past year. This is just scratching the surface of the surface of the difficulties of remote work.