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- At the Back of Your Mind: A fun, fresh mental health podcast
is a researcher on adolescent mental health, Juliette is a PhD student on depression and early life 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
- Is it time to end the 'positive vibes only' movement?
As humans, we’re made to experience the full range of emotions whether it be sadness and stress, or happiness emotions and thoughts without judging them — was related to a decreased negative emotional response to stressors Resilience plays a positive role in coping with adversity and thus reduces the risk of anxiety and 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
- In Limbo: The Cost of Studying Abroad with Family
that uncertainties around visa security and family separation can fuel depression and post-traumatic stress
- Food for thought — recipes for a happy year
people addicted to dairy There are many types of addiction: drugs, alcohol, caffeine, sugar, work, stress
- Connecting Classrooms and Research
Nonetheless, having a contingency plan can save you a lot of time and reduce stress in the long run!
- How I’ve learnt to spend more time in my ‘soothing’ system
Many studies have found that slow, rhythmic breathing can make us feel calmer and less stressed, as it
- What Happens When You Quit Drinking
"It's really important that you continue to keep drinking to prevent any further episodes," he stressed
- The interplay between sex hormones and immune system: an undiscovered path in the affective disorder
with a particular focus on sex hormones, and a blog about mindfulness as a promising tool to handle stressful processes such as our sexual development and reproduction, is also linked to a system that regulates stress
- When Anxiety Gets Physical
A strong reaction to stress is the leftover of a survival instinct from our caveman days. When the rush of hormones from stress keeps flooding our body, over and over, the response can become There is an undeniable and strong link connecting our mind and body, with evidence that stress can lower
- The Cost of 'Calories-on-Menus' for Eating Disorders
are not fairly equipped and encouraged to work through and process determinants, like emotions and stress With increasing food poverty, demands on people’s time due to factors such as employment and financial stress













