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  • The Therapeutic Power of Poetry: What's the Evidence?

    their thinking powers, or “cognitive function”, which in turn improved their capacity to cope with stress helped both by allowing them to process their feelings, and also by providing a welcome distraction from stress A better memory in turn can increase an individual’s ability to cope proactively with stressful events

  • 2025: The end of the Doomscroll Era?

    describes the habit of endlessly scrolling through news sites or social media feeds, even if it causes stress suggest that when people are faced with too many options, they struggle to make decisions, leading to stress

  • What Does the Cost of Living Crisis Mean for Students?

    When I asked him how financial stress affects our mental health, he shared that “higher financial stress Richardson shared with me “research suggests that how much you stress and worry about your finances is

  • Dance to Health: Flamenco-style

    and an opportunity to explore and join up the different parts of myself, a powerful release from the stresses demonstrated that engaging in flamenco dancing has positive effects on mental health, including reducing stress and music of flamenco can help to induce a state of relaxation, which in turn can reduce feelings of stress

  • Psychology in the education system

    With all these glaringly negative effects that extend into adulthood, stress and trauma should be appropriately These are all signs of unaddressed stress and/or trauma. What can be done right now? The programmes could discuss the various types of emotions, how to process emotions, how to de-stress during stressful periods, as well as a list of people and bodies to reach out to in the case of overwhelming guiding children to better understand themselves and others, we can help them to better cope with life’s stresses

  • Live, online, in person, from an armchair, or under the rain:

    and create human connection in the time of COVID-19 At the beginning of the year, we knew 2020 was a stressful one because we’d put together a Salon to look at stress and anxiety with Inspire the Mind’s Prof Carmine Pariante and Prof Catherine Loveday to help us find out how we could manage the stress in our lives. In fact, the January Salon ‘The Science of Stress’ was one of the most popular Salons we’d ever done. So, when we look back at the start 2020, we already knew we were stressed out, anxious, edging towards

  • Battling burnout in journalism: an industry that doesn't love you back

    importance of every line and every word to be factually correct in programming, and believe me, it feels as stressful The impact of long term stress, causes you to be distressed.

  • Was tust du für deine mentale Gesundheit?

    Zweitens verringern Routinen Stress, indem sie Entscheidungen und den Denkaufwand minimieren. Insgesamt fördern Routinen also Stabilität, reduzieren Stress und schaffen Erfolgserlebnisse, was alles

  • The Unconditional Nature of Human Worth

    When we tie our self-worth to external validation, we make ourselves vulnerable to a cycle of stress, that individuals with a strong sense of self-worth are more resilient and better equipped to cope with stressful

  • Music is the Answer: The health benefits of clubbing

    From this, we might see improvements in our mood and reduced stress levels. health as a form of aerobic exercise, but it can also be a great way to release pent-up tension and stress From reducing stress and boosting mood, to improving physical fitness and social connections, clubbing

  • The Science of Burnout

    From furlough to self-isolation, many have felt increased stress at multiple levels. Each phase is linked with a measurable change in cortisol levels (a stress hormone) in the body. a normal level that is associated with energetic engagement and hard work, similarly to feelings of stress Research found that factors contributing to stress in healthcare workers in the UK included: · Worries In the chart below by Ferry et al, 2021, it shows that as many as 77% of health workers felt stressed

  • The Baby’s Need for Physical Contact with the Caregiver

    In addition, it also lowers maternal depressive symptoms and stress and improves breastfeeding. In fact, maternal contact and touch function to regulate the baby’s stress response, while maternal-baby separation is associated with increased levels of baby cortisol, the hormone released during stressful

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