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Kenneth Dolan-Del Vecchio, MSW is an author, health and wellness executive, family therapist, organizational consultant, and human resources leader. As Vice President, Health and Wellness, at Prudential Financial, Ken holds responsibility for behavioral health services provided to 20,000 domestic employees, cross-functional workplace violence prevention, and collaborative development/delivery of leadership skills and health-promotion initiatives.
Seth Stutman – CHICOPEE, Mass (Mass Appeal) What are the habits of happy people and can we learn them? Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio is an author and Family Therapist and he gave us tips get us happier and healthier. Habits of happy people Money can’t buy joy: After reaching an income level that brings adequate food, clean […]
CHICOPEE, Mass. (Mass Appeal) -All kids need their daily dose of Vitamin “N”, yet some parents have a hard time with it. We are talking about the word “NO” with Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, Author, Family Therapist, Health and Wellness Executive. Saying no to our kids with love and firmness o Remember how much power you […]
Seth Stutman – CHICOPEE, Mass (Mass Appeal) Losing a pet is one of the most troubling times for families. Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio is an author and Family Therapist and he gave us tips to make the loss easier to bare. Pet Loss Tips Don’t be surprised if losing your pet hurts more than when you lost […]
Care for Your Mind kicks off a new series on workplace issues. Given that depression is the number one cause of disability in the United States, more needs to be done to accommodate employees’ mental health in the workplace. In the first post, Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio explains the value of work and the role employers […]
Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, LMFT, LCSW, DVS, CEAP, SPHR Vice President, Health and Wellness, Prudential Financial, Inc. I read Carolyn Beauchamp’s recent post CFYM with interest, but not surprise. Ms. Beacuchamp discusses the inadequacies of insurers’ behavioral health networks and highlights the challenges that insured patients encounter when seeking mental health care. Often network information is outdated or […]
