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- Speaking Across Lines: Young People Shaping Mental Health Research
Kieran's reflections echo wider research, which stresses that while youth involvement in mental health
- Are We There Yet? Challenges Women in Science & Academia Face Today
collaboration between my colleague Clare Liedstrand and I, both researchers working in immunopsychiatry at the Stress
- Empowering Parents and Children to Strengthen Their Connection
The negatives have been stressed in the media enough; I would like to give you a positive perspective
- Breaking the Silence: Unveiling the Bystander Effect
to believe I would run to someone’s aid, the reality is that when faced with such circumstances, the stress
- The Long Way Home
It is tempting to describe Odysseus simply as suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Could the COVID-19 Pandemic Have Led to Increased Rates of Psychosis?
under lockdown Studies suggest that social connection supports our psychological health by reducing stress Many people have also experienced immense pressure and stress around their finances during the pandemic Stress connected to such difficulties can be mentally all-consuming, and the cognitive model of psychosis
- Good Samaritan
I bet it's dead stressful, eh?’ it's not quite the same - we're different people, from different times, with different worries and stresses
- Eating Disorders in university students: A snapshot of the prevalence, recognition and ways to seek
university is generally considered to be exciting, however, some people find this transition period stressful go to the gym, exercising in unsafe or inappropriate places and even in the case of injury, feeling stressed
- Why Embracing Support Changed My University Experience
Through her coping techniques, she introduced me to the concept of 'stress' — a feeling I hadn't allowed
- "Gas Station Heroin": Tianeptine and its Impact on Addiction
affects are underscored by its ability to prevent changes in brain structure and function caused by stress
- Trigger Warning: Making Peace with Trauma Responses
I struggle to regulate my breathing, and I stress sweat profusely. My back and shoulders tense.
- Running from a scientist’s point of view: hating it or loving it?
As described in a recent InSPIre the Mind blog, physical activity reduces the release of the stress hormone Essentially, exercise acts against a trio of ingredients forming a fool-proof recipe for depression: stressed













