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  • An Insider's View on Mental Health in the Legal Profession

    An Insider’s View on Mental Health in the Legal Profession Law is a high-stress profession; there’s almost Having been deemed the second most stressed profession with a ‘toxic, cut-throat’ work environment, it the barriers posed by the working environment for newly qualified lawyers, another major source of stress a need to ‘prove’ themselves — only to create prime conditions for burning out and perpetuating the stress One lawyer told me that when she first started working, stress management and self-support was never

  • Unmasking the Trauma: Narcissistic Abuse and the Hidden Scars of PTSD

    abuse at the hands of a “narcissist” can sometimes be associated with the development of Post Traumatic Stress Individuals who are in a toxic relationship with a “narcissist” may notice that they sometimes feel anxious, stressed disturbing dreams can leave them feeling emotionally drained and anxious when they wake, triggering their stress

  • Don’t fret! Use music to manage your pain

    It can be a great source of anxiety and stress, which then exacerbates the experience of pain. This causes a never-ending back-and-forth of issues, with anxiety and stress causing more pain, and then more pain causing more anxiety and stress, repeating until you are in a spiral of both physical and breathing, and blood pressure (essentially, whatever you need to relax), and reduce those levels of stress

  • Complexity and distress: the mental load of living with Type 1 Diabetes

    Research suggests there are genetic pre-dispositions to T1D, which can be provoked by a virus/infection or stress are not only influenced by what you eat and how much insulin you’ve injected, but also by exercise, stress mentally calculating the carbs in each course before they’ve even seen it; how every walk, run, or stressful

  • An Underrated Superpower? The Science Behind High Sensitivity

    constantly respond more saps energy, and a bombardment of sensory data makes HSPs prone to suffer extra from stress The same sensory depth that makes them more prone to struggle when they have to handle stress, then, encouraged to stay busy and stay tough, HSPs need to be better than most at saying no to unnecessary stressors your sensitivity and care for yourself, says Elaine Aaron herself, becomes extra necessary when undue stress

  • The Fragrant Connection Between Our Sense of Smell and Aromatherapy

    chamomile) have gained significant popularity for their potential benefit to help with issues from stress It is known to reduce stress and anxiety.

  • Coping During Coronavirus: Tips from Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

    In recent weeks, many of my patients have asked me about how to manage stress and take care of their As a clinical psychologist and researcher who studies how stress impacts mental health, I’ve come up with a few suggestions that I shared with my patients on how to manage stress in this time. And it is totally normal to feel anxious or stressed in the face of these changes. She has previously written another great blog for us on stress early in life and the effect it can have

  • How to keep moving if you are feeling down or depressed

    recently had a conversation with Consultant psychiatrist Dr Jamie Arkell, who noted that this kind of stress-reducing explained, “we need to keep cortisol levels low because after the age of 30, the DHEA hormone which manages stress In addition, the stress hormone cortisol drives muscle loss.

  • Quiet Quitting - a controversial trend or valid boundary setting?

    recognition at work don’t compensate for fall-out like poorer home life, strained family relationships, stress quiet quitting as a ‘self-indulgent sulk’, invalidating and downplaying the link between workplace stress However, people’s mental health in relation to work must be taken seriously, and we know that external stresses A better understanding of workplace stress and its consequences on our mental health is needed by employers

  • It's More Than Just a Sport: A Self-Discovery Journey

    Have you ever been so stressed out, that all you want to do is just relieve that tension? We all know that physical activities are good for your mental health, helping you relieve stress and activity has a huge potential to enhance our wellbeing, including positively impacting our mood, reducing stress

  • Breaking the intergenerational transmission of childhood maltreatment

    functioning of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, the system that gets activated in case of stress , and consequently higher levels of cortisol, the hormone released during stressful situations; genetic mothers who have experienced childhood maltreatment go on to have healthy children who do not experience stress

  • Complex Trauma: A Spectre in Psychiatry

    I started an MSc in Neuroscience in 2020 too, and during this time I received a post-traumatic stress There are many though who will develop post-traumatic stress responses due to COVID-19, either directly This is why I believe traumatic stress is such an important issue to discuss —  because it is an endemic What is meant by complex trauma or complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD)? its response to stress in later life, locked in a very distressing feedback loop.

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