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- From Breakdown to Breakthrough: How Bipolar Brought Us Closer
Image Source: Unsplash I think it was the stress of the divorce, losing my job at a studio that I loved
- Empowering people through boxing and everyday practices
I am Gargi Mandal, a research assistant at the Stress, Psychiatry, and Immunology lab (SPI Lab), and
- How Forensic Psychology Shaped Two Infamous Cases
I’m Suvi, a psychology student, currently doing my placement year as a research assistant at the Stress
- Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder (EUPD) Diagnosis
I wish the process was as simple as it sounds, but it was one of the most stressful experiences I’ve “I was wrongly diagnosed in 2013 with bipolar and even though I stressed many times to my GP and psych
- Unemployment and Mental Health in Nigeria: a Sociological Account
high unemployment rate increases violent behaviour, suicidal thoughts, physiological disorders, and stress
- The Power of Gut Bacteria to Influence Mental Health
molecules, lead to an overactivation of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, which produces the stress the spotlight (as indeed, many studies over the past few years have shown them to improve anxiety, stress
- "Stop being so difficult" - Why we need to rethink puberty
This likely elicits feelings of confusion, stress, or shame, which may become serious mental health challenges Puberty can be an equally stressful experience for boys.
- How I’ve overcome queer shame by helping others
should or will go to the extent of using their past experiences as the basis of their career, I cannot stress
- Staying sane at home in the time of the CORONA-virus
anxiety of a major, invisible threat in a situation where we cannot put in motion our tried-and-tested stress
- The Rhythm Within: How Circadian Timing Matters for Health and Mood
three factors that can influence our circadian rhythms, though many others such as physical activity, stress
- NHS Strikes & Burnout: A Call For Change
Over the last 2 years of my training, I have seen the toll that long hours, high levels of stress, and
- The missing pieces of the ADHD puzzle: inflammation, neurotrophin and cortisol?
I am a child and adolescent psychiatrist and neuroscientist working with the Stress, Psychiatry and Immunology Cortisol, inflammation, and brain development An additional amount of cortisol, also known as the stress hormone, will be released into our bloodstreams when we are under great stress or engage in situations Our study not only supports the role of inflammation in ADHD, but it also suggests that normalising stress













