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  • 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

  • Shifting Skills, Not Reality: Teens and AI Chatbots

    piece explores the idea that companion chatbots can either impede teenagers’ abilities to cope with stress & coping A sense of control is fundamental to wellbeing, especially in the face of the unavoidable stresses Research consistently shows that control-based coping – engaging with a stressor – is associated with

  • Nostalgia: Aching for the Ordinary

    The stressful library days during exam season. Studying for exams becomes less about stress and more about sitting next to friends who were struggling

  • How Stoicism Became My Antidote For Anxiety

    The Premeditation of Adversity Seneca liked using this technique to help inoculate himself against stressful This may be helpful when it comes to making decisions or taking a step back from a stressful situation

  • Mindfulness-Based Intervention: A Novel Approach to Treating Childhood ADHD

    Two techniques — Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) training, and Mindfulness-based Cognitive MBSR is an 8-step stress reduction programme that allows individuals to gain awareness about their behaviour in relation to stressful situations. MBSR techniques were originally developed in the 1970s to effectively manage pain and stress, but recent found similar results, with parents reporting reductions in inattention problems as well as parenting stress

  • The Science of Why Art Moves Us

    heart-rate variability, suggesting a physiological state associated with both emotional engagement and stress It can trigger biological processes linked to wellbeing, resilience, and reduced physiological stress

  • Like the White Rabbit, ‘We’re Late!’ or so says social media

    Thinking about what Carroll may have been trying to imply, we can definitely sense the stress and urgency It's a lot, and it’s stressful. these constructed deadlines, can inevitably impact our wellbeing, leading to feelings of nervousness, 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

  • Infertility: A Silent Condition That Touches Many Chords

    Indeed, infertility brings significant psychological stress and emotional vulnerabilities . People may even seek relief from stress by actively avoiding situations and prompts of infertility ,

  • Family Connection as a preventive behavioural intervention

    for a parent to connect with their children if they are battling emotional distress, turbulence and stress The CO-SPACE study of 6000 parents showed increased rates of depression, anxiety and stress following Given the transgenerational impact of parental stress on the ability to connect with children, supporting We cannot control the external environmental factors that may stress our children when they are adults

  • 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

  • Why Early Parent-Infant Relationships Matter

    I found these words very stressful, and, although it may have been an isolated episode for a new parent Growing up, the child will also be more likely to successfully deal with negative emotions and stressful self-esteem, to form positive intimate relationships, to succeed in their studies and career, to manage stress parents in childhood, or with their current partner, lack of support, socio-economic disadvantage, stressful

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