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- Craft and Connection this Christmas
first made to help us through winter, I was more convinced that these activities would bring me more stress They distracted from stress, gave headspace for problem-solving and facilitated self-development by improving
- The Invisible Curriculum of Nursing
Research consistently shows that student nurses report high levels of stress, burnout, and low placement
- Social and Cultural Influences on Immunity: Sketching Social Immunology
felt more strongly by our mind and body and therefore cause a greater biological reaction than other stressors Like social role conflict, conflicting cultural frameworks can be a significant stressor. In one study in Western Samoa, more exposure to non-traditional cultural influences and subsequent stress can observe white blood cell counts or inflammatory markers rise or fall in association with social stress
- Young People Want to Talk About Social Media. Are We Listening?
The same platform could provide support and connection one day, while contributing to stress or self-doubt
- “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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- Speaking Across Lines: Young People Shaping Mental Health Research
Kieran's reflections echo wider research, which stresses that while youth involvement in mental health
- 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
- The Long Way Home
It is tempting to describe Odysseus simply as suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
- 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.













