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Not My Circus, Not My Monkeys
By Dr. Noelle Nelson · 4 days ago
One of my pet peeves (I, who spend entirely too much time driving the California freeways) is drivers who don’t use their turn signals. Come on, when traveling down the freeway, the last thing you ...
10 Saving Hacks for Busy Professionals for Balanced work-life
By Esther Madueke · 3 months ago
Did you know the average professional spends nearly 28% of their workweek managing emails alone? That’s more than a full day wasted on a single task! In today’s busy work environment, where every minute counts, ...
Ho-Ho-Ho, the Joy of Saying “No”
By Dr. Noelle Nelson · 6 months ago
Ah, the upcoming Holiday Season--starting with Thanksgiving and ramping up through Christmas, with no let-up until the beginning of the year. For those who are already tired from a year’s worth of work, kids, parents, ...
Is it Possible to Nurture Mental Well-being through Creative Engagement?
By Leanne Gouck · 11 months ago
In a world where stress and anxiety seem to be ever-present, individuals are increasingly turning to creative outlets as a means of finding solace and promoting mental well-being. But is scientific evidence supporting the notion ...
The 3B Method For Lowering Your Stress Response
By Carmen Gilfillan · 1 year ago
As we go through our lives, there may be times when we’re challenged, and that challenge can result in us feeling under stress. We may, automatically, assume that the stress we’re experiencing is bad. The ...
Daily Reflection: Cultivating Mindfulness Through Journaling
By Carla Corelli · 1 year ago
Journaling is a simple yet powerful way to connect with your inner self, thoughts, and emotions. In addition, it acts as a conduit for mindfulness by encouraging a deliberate focus on the present moment. By ...
Procrastinators and Productivity
By Ngozi Anna Akunne · 1 year ago
PROCRASTINATION AND PRODUCTIVITY
On today’s episode on being productive, I will be centering on procrastinators and productivity. But first, while is productivity a frequently misunderstood concept? Most people believe that to be productive, they’ve to ...
Let Purpose Get You Off the Hamster Wheel
By Dr. Noelle Nelson · 1 year ago
Some days it feels like life is one endless hamster wheel, where you go round and round and round in the same way day after day. You know the drill: chores-work-kids-chores-bed, rinse and repeat. Oh, ...
Checklist for the Essential Elements of Good Mental Health
By June Stepansky · 1 year ago
Modern living can be very challenging for many people. Unfortunately, there is a crisis in mental health today in our country that is affecting all of our lives and killing our children. Mentally ill people ...
How to perform international calls in English without stress?
By Adam · 2 years ago
Performing international calls in English can be a daunting task for non-native speakers, but with a few simple strategies, you can improve your confidence and communication skills. In this article, we'll explore some tips for ...
My “Worry” Epiphany
By Dr. Noelle Nelson · 2 years ago
You would think that a garden-variety cold would hardly lead to an epiphany. That’s what happened. I ended up flat on my back, sneezing, coughing, not-sleeping, miserable, with a severe head cold and laryngitis. Lovely. ...
Which Hurts ... Sticks, Stones, or Words?
By Cheryl Gowin And Dennis Gowin · 2 years ago
A childhood verse goes, “Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me.” Do you really believe that? I don’t.
Just consider these recent headlines. Rutgers football player quits, alleging verbal ...
Love them or hate them, exams are part of school life - let's sort out the stress involved.
By Jean Mckenzie · 2 years ago
Learn how to reduce exam stress so you feel more confident.
Left to run rampant, stress in the lead up to and during an exam can significantly impact on the
results you achieve. And not ...
Play Fully
By Bruce Wilson · 2 years ago
Play Fully
Bruce Wilson, PhD
George Bernard Shaw said: “We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” This may be an understatement. In the late 1930’s historian Johan ...
Stress Management?
By Pascal Hidayat · 2 years ago
What is stress? What is stress management?
Stress is a body reaction whenever we face a new threat, pressure, or situation. During this condition, we might experience faster breathing and muscle tension. Stress is felt ...
Bruxism: What It Is & How to Tell If You Have It
By Dr. Albert Kim · 3 years ago
Do you clench your jaw when you’re stressed? Do you often wake up with a dull headache? If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, then you may have a condition called Bruxism. It’s ...
Can Stress Hurt Your Teeth and Jaw?
By Dr. Paul Coombs · 3 years ago
While some of the effects that stress can have on your physical and mental healthy are obvious, others are more subtle. As a prime example, many people aren’t aware that stress can contribute to temporomandibular ...
Chase Your Brain! - A quick tip on revision procrastination
By Sadam Alah · 3 years ago
Chase Your Brain! An article on how to stay focused when revising.
Humans can not simply agree. There are always debates and arguments about who is right and wrong. While this can be extremely frustrating, ...
The Inevitability of Change
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
“Everything changes. Nothing remains without change” –Buddha
Change is Inevitable. Whether we suffer a painful loss, endure the breakup of a relationship or lose a job, we can never escape the consequences of change. Although ...
Why Do Some People Get Angry Easily Than Others?
By Claire Ballar · 3 years ago
What is Anger?
Anger is often described as an "unwelcome emotion", it is surely a negative one, but also it shouldn’t be taken as useless. After all, these emotions are a response to particular situations. ...