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- I Did Everything Right, But It Didn’t Pay Off
The Girl Who Had It All Lined Up As a kid, I watched my parents struggle financially and felt the stress
- How our genes can help us to treat depression and an exciting new development
combination of genetic, environmental (such as economic status and education), and psychological (such as stressful details about this study in a previous blog written by Melisa Kose “Genes related to inflammation and stress
- Falling out of depression - does psychological therapy reverse the biological changes in depression?
A few months ago, I wrote a blog on how the experience of early life stress can, at times, lead to changes We also see involvement of cortisol, a stress hormone, in the recovery from depression.
- The Space Where Creativity Meets Boredom and Stillness
Research suggests that fluctuations in hormones such as estrogen and progesterone can influence stress
- The impact of perinatal mental health problems in South Africa
In South Africa, the estimated prevalence of perinatal depression, stress and anxiety is one in three Undiagnosed and untreated perinatal mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress
- Understanding postpartum psychosis: what do we currently know?
Our own research, which we have previously discussed in Inspire the Mind, has shown that stress might
- Hysterical! Or, What We Get Wrong about Somatic Experiences
When I entered stressful environments, my body would often object…loudly.
- Thinking About Spring Poetry
warms up, there is more pressure to socially connect with others, which may be a source of significant stress
- The Invisible Curriculum of Nursing
Research consistently shows that student nurses report high levels of stress, burnout, and low placement
- Want to Feel More Present? Find Your Local Past
Or maybe you have momentarily forgotten the stressors of modern life when enjoying museum objects made important because it actively enhances our psychological and emotional wellbeing and helps us manage stress the night in historic buildings has been proven to lower feelings of anxiety and offer respite from stressors Whether you are looking to cope in times of stress or want something different to shake up your wellness
- “What is Your MBTI?”- Inside Personality Testing in South Korea
Originally from South Korea, I am a researcher at the Stress, Psychiatry, and Immunology (SPI) Lab at
- Friend or Foe? AI’s potential impact on our Mental Health
Some tools even analyze speech, text, and wearable data to automatically detect stress and suggest small













