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The Preventative Care Management Program (PCMP), developed by The TE Group, aims to dismantle the stress-sleep cycle using a data-driven, benefits-focused framework—one that could redefine how wellness programs are measured in the American workplace.
3 Coping Tricks That Work Fast — But Hurt Long-Term
What might it mean if you feel angry all the time and how can you go about managing the emotion to lead to more productive outcomes? Experts weigh in.
The Childline support service has reported an increasing number of children struggling with issues of anger
Dr. Rachel Lewis explores how empowering teams to co-create solutions can reduce workplace stress and boost wellbeing
Cortisol detoxes are popular on social media, but endocrinologists say they're not based in science. There are ways to lower and regulate cortisol levels, however.
Here are some things I've learned from running a tech company while trying to build a culture that values mental clarity and sustainable productivity.
Five ways to manage chronic stress, according to a behavioural psychology expert - Managing stress isn’t just about reducing cortisol — it’s about supporting your body and mind
You’re too busy to exercise, right? Your job consumes all your time. You’re strapped by professional and family demands. As you get more and more responsibility, your free time shrinks. Well, thes
Motherhood is a lifelong journey filled with emotional highs and unseen struggles—from raising young children to navigating changing relationships with
If you’re struggling with stress, you’re not alone. Mental Health UK’s Burnout Report noted that 91% of Brits have experienced high or extreme levels of pressure or stress in the past year. Legal and General have put together a guide covering what is stress, how does it affect the body and does it affect life […]
This week, Bobbi Conner talks with MUSC's Dr. Kevin Griggs about everyday strategies to help manage stress.
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Discover how gratitude transforms workplace stress for 80% of workers. Learn simple daily practices that boost productivity and create happier work environments
Law enforcement transport for individuals in behavioral health crises results in significant financial costs and psychological trauma, reinforcing criminalization and stigma while worsening mental health conditions.
Chronic stress is increasingly recognized as a contributor to stroke risk by intensifying conditions like high blood pressure, inflammation, and unhealthy lifestyle habits.
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For many high-achieving real estate professionals, stress sneaks in quietly, even in the midst of what looks like success. Author Stacey Soleil offers insights designed to help you enjoy your top-producer status.
The pandemic forced leaders to rethink their approach to managing teams, pushing them to become more empathetic and flexible in the face of unprecedented challenges. Five years later, the world remains increasingly complex, and employees continue to grapple with stress and uncertainty. So, how can leaders effectively support their teams in managing these ongoing pressures?
During stressful times, unhealthy food habits often emerge, leading to cravings for sugary and processed foods. However, mindful snacking with nutriti
Stress is an inevitable part of any professional’s life, but how individuals handle it early in their careers significantly impacts their health and long-term success.
The parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS) helps you body relax and is essential for recovering from stress. Here's why it's so important and how to activate yours.
Spend too long on social media and you might start to hear the term "cortisol face" used to describe someone with supposedly puffy eyes or cheeks. The phrase describes the physical signs that some believe result from prolonged stress, particularly elevated levels of the hormone cortisol. It's often used to encourage people to do something about their stress levels.
Women face unique heart risks—and stress is no small factor. Here’s what to do about it.
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How to Be More Patient in 5 Steps
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Patience is critical in managing anger and stress
Please also review AIHCP's Anger Management Certification