Psychology Coping With Stress And The Pe-fit
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Coping with Stress A Factor in Avoiding Depression
Researchers are making great progress in better understanding depression, including what causes it. This kind of research gives us more... Read more »
Some Techniques for Coping with Stress Storms
How should we think about stress and the ways it affects us? There are some fairly complex and detailed ways of answering this but let's... Read more »
Psychological Wellbeing of the Bedridden Alzheimer's Patient
When we are caregivers to bedridden people with Alzheimer's it is often their physical needs that take priority. Preventing bed sores,... Read more »
When to Seek Treatment for Emotional Distress Part I: Coping with a...
In the work that I do in an oncologist’s office, the nursing staff helps me screen new patients with a very short symptom checklist that... Read more »
The Psychological Side of Stress Management
If you're under a lot of stress, it's having a negative impact on your mental and emotional health as well as your physical health. Just as... Read more »
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Stress Part 7: Finding the Life That Fits
First rule of managing stress: Learn to manage your life around it. Second rule of managing stress: Don't expect any medication or recovery tool to... Read more »
Itchy Skin Linked to Psychological Stress
Japanese researchers have found that people who suffer from chronically itchy skin can also have a higher risk of developing anxiety, depression, and... Read more »
10 Tips to Reduce Holiday Stress
The holiday season tends to be stressful for everyone, but the stress can be magnified when you’re in chronic pain. Since stress tends to... Read more »
Asthma and Stress Management
Stress can wreck havoc on your health. And if you have asthma, you no doubt know that stress can cause asthma symptoms. The signs and symptoms of... Read more »
Resilience To Stress Plays Role in Depression
"An individual’s emotional response to severe, acute stress (e.g., trauma, terrorist acts) or to more prolonged chronic stress (e.g., divorce,... Read more »
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