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- Under Attack: Associations between childhood trauma and inflammation in adulthood
Working as a Research Assistant in the Stress, Psychiatry and Immunology Lab (SPILab) at King’s College
- This is Going to Hurt - But Shouldn't Have to: An interview with Dr Ally Jaffee
That was apparent with all the flashbacks, consistent with post-traumatic stress disorder, that Adam
- WOMEN IN ACADEMIA: WHAT IS THE ALBA NETWORK AND WHY EVERYBODY SHOULD JOIN IT!
in research in the field of behavioral neuroscience, with a special interest in the neurobiology of stress
- ON NICK DRAKE, TRACEY EMIN, AND WHY ART IS SO GOOD FOR MY MENTAL HEALTH…
Tom: “I think it’s about forgetting about the daily stresses and anxieties in everyday life.
- Abecedary of a Pandemic
We are managing stress. Managing conflict. Managing routines. Managing to get by.
- Heads and Tails: The two-sided nature of the gym environment
The beneficial effects of exercise in stress alleviation have long been public knowledge, but the additional
- How can we improve the public narrative on the early years, and support parents?
development, poorer academic performance and emotional problems; and parents who report high levels of stress
- Art & Mental Health in Conversation: An interview with Ukrainian Artist Margo Sarkisova
As Margo said, art is a tool that can help people, it could be used for easing anxiety, level of stress
- Mental Health and Wellbeing for Young People in a Pandemic: Advice from a mother and a youth worker
Limiting you and your family’s exposure to it will help to ease anxiety and stress.
- Lightning Can't Strike Twice? A fathers experience of childbirth.
I am kept updated, no real issues, maybe due to stress or anxiety.
- Does Food Addiction exist?
I use food for the same reasons an addict uses drugs: to comfort, to soothe, to ease stress.” — Oprah These are brain areas involved in reward, motivation, stress and self-control.
- Social distancing is the greatest act of solidarity in pandemic
inmates help the morgues workers, therapists volunteer to offer psychological help to those affected by stress