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Mental Vacations: A Different Kind of Trip
Posted On May 08, 2019
While we all need a vacation from time to time, sometimes taking one might not be an option. For many people, the opportunity to get on a plane or get in a car and take a trip is not always possible. You may be too stressed to travel, or work won’t allow the time off….
Stress in the Political Environment
Posted On Apr 24, 2019
Whether it is the 2017 results of the presidential election, trust in our government, or even the future of our nation, today’s political landscape can often feel like a minefield of unavoidable stress. An annual American Psychological Association survey shows that political concerns transcend age, race, creed, and caste, although the amount of stress we…
Stress and the Mind
Posted On Apr 17, 2019
One of the biggest ways stress affects us is through how we cope with mental obstacles. Both stress and anxiety are seen as enemies of the mind but are both natural parts of being human. In small amounts, stress and anxiety can actually be healthy and help us overcome tough situations. So, when does stress…
Stress and Your World: Stress at Home
Posted On Apr 10, 2019
The home should be thought of as a solace, a place to escape the stresses of work and life. Unfortunately, many people feel more stressed at home than at work, according to a study by Sarah Damaske, Associate Professor of Labor and Employment Relations and Sociology at Penn State University. (1) The biggest complaints given…
Stress and Your World: The Workplace
Posted On Apr 02, 2019
Stress permeates every area of your life, whether you’re aware or not. The workplace is one such area where stress may be a bigger factor than you realize. In 2016, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that stress is the leading workplace health problem, coming out ahead of physical inactivity and obesity. Stress…
Stress and the Signs of Aging
Posted On Mar 25, 2019
While stress certainly makes your life more difficult, research shows that chronic stress can make your lifespan shorter as well. Inside all of us are chromosomes made up of packages of genetic DNA, and recent studies have a lot to say about how stress can affect a specific part of those chromosomes and how it…
Stress and Your Skin
Posted On Mar 19, 2019
There is a strong connection between stress and your skin’s health. This connection has only become stronger as science has shed new light onto how stress affects your body. Recent studies show that at least 30% of dermatology patients also have unaddressed underlying psychological issues, which, if addressed, can have a profound impact in promoting…
Stress and Hair Loss
Posted On Mar 12, 2019
Low energy, insomnia, irritability and susceptibility to illness are common symptoms of stress, but one effect of stress we don’t often think of is hair loss. While it can be disconcerting to find your hair thinning during times of stress, thankfully it is often temporary. In this blog we’ll look at the different types of…
The 3 Types of Stress (and Their Effects)
Posted On Feb 26, 2019
The number of stressors we have and our ability to cope with them can drastically change our quality of life. Today we’ll look at the different kinds of stress and what to look out for when they arise, as well as tips for prevention and recovery. Acute Stress Acute stress is the most common type…
Working it Out: Exercising for Stress Relief
Posted On Feb 20, 2019
When dealing with chronic stress or adrenal fatigue, a little exercise can go a long way. For some, just getting out of bed might seem as difficult as running a marathon, but we’re here to show you the benefits working out can have on a stress-filled life, plus offer some tips on how to get…
