Wellness

At MD, we believe that health and wellness are life’s most valuable assets. That’s why, in addition to our personal finance and investing stories, we aim to share interesting, practical information and tips to help you enjoy all of life’s possibilities.

Fighting climate change: Send a message with your investments

Portfolio managers, advisors and investors alike are thinking about socially responsible investing.

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Tips from colleagues for physicians who have to work over the holidays

Wellness tips if you are a physician who has to work over the holidays.

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Changing seasons, changing perspectives

At MD Financial Management, we believe that health and wellness are life’s most valuable assets.

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Best of the web: A few back-to-school tips for parents

How to sleep more, read more and control your children’s screen time.

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Doctors and students share their tips on starting the first year of medical school right

Students and physicians discuss what new medical students need to know in order to succeed in their first year.

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Best of the web: Travel edition

Ideas for trips, big or small, to go on an adventure and some suggestions to help the planet along the way.

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How to plan for a sabbatical

Tips for doctors who are considering taking a sabbatical to combat burnout or to learn new skills.

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How to conquer imposter syndrome in medical school and beyond

Even well-trained, experienced physicians can suffer from imposter syndrome. Fortunately, there are effective ways to counteract it.

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Best of the web: make the most out of your summer

Summer ideas and activities for kids, summer reading, and to avoid bedbugs and ticks.

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Are you taking the right vacations? How to make the most of your down time

Tips for physicians on taking vacations that leave them feeling rested and regenerated.

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MD Financial Management, in collaboration with Scotiabank, announces new series of funding to address physician wellness

MD Financial Management, in collaboration with Scotiabank and the Canadian Medical Association, announce a $625,000 contribution to target the pressing issue of burnout among Canadian physicians.

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Redefining relationships in retirement

Dr. Amy D’Aprix outlines why clear and honest communication, managing expectations and adjusting to changing dynamics can help physicians achieve a happy and healthy retirement.

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Navigating family dynamics as a high-income earner

As a first in family doctor, your relatives may expect you to help them out financially. Here are some of the best approaches to facilitating these conversations.

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Adapting to health challenges after retirement

Dr. Amy D’Aprix outlines how a proactive but realistic approach to your health is essential to successfully adapting to health challenges in your retirement.

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Healthy habits advice for physicians: A curated list for 2019

Physicians are so caught up in work and other demands that many don’t make time to care for themselves. Mental and physical health and wellness is a growing concern in the medical profession, with man

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Renewing relationships post retirement

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When caregiving gets personal

Helping aging family members after you retire is an emotional challenge. Here's how to meet itYou've been a caregiver throughout your career. For most physicians that means having meaningful...

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Wellness

Fighting climate change: Send a message with your investments

Portfolio managers, advisors and investors alike are thinking about socially responsible investing.

Tips from colleagues for physicians who have to work over the holidays

Wellness tips if you are a physician who has to work over the holidays.

Changing seasons, changing perspectives

At MD Financial Management, we believe that health and wellness are life’s most valuable assets.

Best of the web: A few back-to-school tips for parents

How to sleep more, read more and control your children’s screen time.

Doctors and students share their tips on starting the first year of medical school right

Students and physicians discuss what new medical students need to know in order to succeed in their first year.

Best of the web: Travel edition

Ideas for trips, big or small, to go on an adventure and some suggestions to help the planet along the way.

How to plan for a sabbatical

Tips for doctors who are considering taking a sabbatical to combat burnout or to learn new skills.

How to conquer imposter syndrome in medical school and beyond

Even well-trained, experienced physicians can suffer from imposter syndrome. Fortunately, there are effective ways to counteract it.

Best of the web: make the most out of your summer

Summer ideas and activities for kids, summer reading, and to avoid bedbugs and ticks.

Are you taking the right vacations? How to make the most of your down time

Tips for physicians on taking vacations that leave them feeling rested and regenerated.

MD Financial Management, in collaboration with Scotiabank, announces new series of funding to address physician wellness

MD Financial Management, in collaboration with Scotiabank and the Canadian Medical Association, announce a $625,000 contribution to target the pressing issue of burnout among Canadian physicians.

Redefining relationships in retirement

Dr. Amy D’Aprix outlines why clear and honest communication, managing expectations and adjusting to changing dynamics can help physicians achieve a happy and healthy retirement.

Navigating family dynamics as a high-income earner

As a first in family doctor, your relatives may expect you to help them out financially. Here are some of the best approaches to facilitating these conversations.

Adapting to health challenges after retirement

Dr. Amy D’Aprix outlines how a proactive but realistic approach to your health is essential to successfully adapting to health challenges in your retirement.

Healthy habits advice for physicians: A curated list for 2019

Physicians are so caught up in work and other demands that many don’t make time to care for themselves. Mental and physical health and wellness is a growing concern in the medical profession, with man

Renewing relationships post retirement

When caregiving gets personal

Helping aging family members after you retire is an emotional challenge. Here's how to meet itYou've been a caregiver throughout your career. For most physicians that means having meaningful...