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  • Home Inventory Equals Less Stress  By : Cindy Hartman
    Experiencing a disaster is horrible enough! Now, think of the aftermath when you’ll be asked to list everything, room by room, that was damaged or destroyed. Consider if you’ll be able to work through the stress and negative emotions to do that.
  • How to Release Stress, Anywhere and Anytime  By : Darlene Siddons
    This method of releasing stress is easy, productive and it really works; what is this miracle method? It is Gratitude, you have it with you all the time wherever you go; all you have to do is remember to be thankful for everything. You can always find something to be grateful for, even if you only have the ability within you to be grateful that you are grateful.
  • Panic Attacks and Stress  By : Bobby Jonnes
    With panic attacks arising from little or no outside stimulus or danger, what has happened is that your mind has become conditioned to turn on its natural stress protection mechanism even when there's no obvious danger. Even after the attack has subsided you will be left with ongoing feelings of stress and anxiety.
  • Conflict: Management vs Resolution  By : James Burgess
    Some new ideas about finding answers to achieve resolution
  • Conflict Resolution Strategies  By : James Burgess
    Some new ideas about finding answers to decide whether to try to achieve resolution
  • Managing Transitions  By : Mary DuParri, MA
    Transitions come into our lives in many forms. Some are the result of choices we make: a job change, the decision to have a baby, divorce. Some are part of the normal progression of life, like graduation, promotion and retirement. Some come unexpectedly when we are faced with illness, downsizing or relocation. All transitions, those we seek and those that surprise us require change. They are a threat to the usualness of our lives.
  • Positive Organizational Psychology  By : Kathleen Groll Connolly
    Since the early 90s, a charged-up group of psychologists has been deconstructing the psychology profession’s focus on pathology and rebuilding it with the study of what can go right with people and institutions. They call themselves positive psychologists. Article provides an overview of their emerging work.
  • Tai Chi Versus Stress  By : Gargi
    Life is a stressful series of events wrapped in one package. All around us are contributing factors to add stress in our lives. Even the littlest things can add a certain amount of stress. But it doesn't matter if your life is full of stress because it is one factor that you can't shrug away unless you are numb. The one thing you can do to kill stress is recognizing what causes it to arise inside of you then do coping mechanisms to lessen it. That's when Tai Chi comes in.
  • Attachment and Adoption  By : Heather Forbes
    Instead, a child with a trauma history and a history of an attachment break should simply be seen as a "Child with A Special Need." And that special need is a well attuned, loving, and emotionally safe parent. It is in this dyadic relationship that the child (and his parents) finds his way back to love and healing.
  • Stress Management - How to manage your stress the right way  By : MNVD
    Techniques for managing stress. Learn how to reduce stress in your daily routines.
  • Fun at Work … a Big Predictor of Job Satisfaction  By : Kathleen Groll Connolly
    Over the past five years, we’ve had almost 100,000 people complete the short version of the Full Engagement Profile, a work/life balance and stress management measurement. Lately, we’ve been looking for trends in the data gathered from this popular assessment, which is based on the widely read 2003 book, The Power of Full Engagement, coauthored by our associate, Dr. Jim Loehr.
  • Anxiety Panic Attacks  By : Crizza Reyes
    Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress, but when anxiety becomes excessive, even routine situations become dreaded. And here are some common symptoms of a panic attack, such as palpitations, hyperventilation, dizziness, chest pain, headache, tingling of the hands or arms, feeling sweaty or nauseous.
  • Do You Live in One of America's Most Stressful Cities  By : Darlene Siddons
    What makes cities qualify for being a stressful city, first it is the rate of unemployment that it has, second it is the price of gas and transportation and third it is the housing market.
  • How to be Worry Free  By : Angeloc
    Probably the best definition I can think of for worry is, “the thought of a future event or situation that gives rise to a feeling of insecurity or fear, based on a perception that was formed in the past”.

    So lets break it down starting from the perception:
  • Instant Stress Relief  By : Cheri Brennan
    Virtually every disease or ailment from cancer to the common cold can be linked to stress in one way or another. Stress causes a disruption in a person’s energy and can lead to mental imbalance. Finding time and ways to get instant stress relief should be an essential part of our everyday lives.
  • Dessert Before Dinner  By : Kathleen Groll Connolly
    Employee morale and motivation are highly sought by employers, but, in our experience, these are the after-effects of a well managed workplace, not the precursors.
  • Anxiety Cures - Relief From Anxiety And Panic Attacks  By : Jeffery Harrison
    Anxiety and panic attacks are serious problems for a lot of people. This article will discuss some of the ways to treat and even eliminate anxiety.
  • Abusive Relationship Healing: Biofeedback and Self-regulation for Domestic Abuse Survivors  By : Dr. Jeanne King, Ph.D.
    Control is the central theme of intimate partner violence. Both during and after the abusive relationship, domestic abuse survivors seek to sort out the unfinished business and unresolved issues around control. See how biofeedback can help.
  • La…La…La…Gibberish Your Mind To Ecstacy. Hurrah !!  By : Vijay Raisinghani
    Gibberish Meditation is an excellent tool to release pent up thoughts and emotions out of the mind and enter into silence. A deep silence dawns upon the mind. Lesser and lesser thoughts arise now, we are in a state of bliss – the bliss of NO-MIND.
  • Symptoms of Stress  By : Cheri Brennan
    It seems today that we are all in a state of perpetual motion both physically and emotionally. Working long hours, raising families, going to school, no matter what occupies us, stress is present every step of the way. We are constantly being faced with the challenge of adapting to changes and obstacles in our lives. Naturally the body will engage its defenses to deal with these new stressful situations.
  • The top 4 Anxiety Relaxation Techniques  By : Lewis Cristian
    Deep breathing focuses the mind and makes it possible for you to tune into the silence of your mind.
  • Techniques for Managing Stress  By : Cheri Brennan
    Over the last few decades the stress in our lives has risen exponentially. The need for effective stress management has risen as a result. Stress is defined as physical, mental or emotional strain or tension. Stress is how the body prepares us for what is to come and it is a reaction to events that have taken place. Some amount of stress is necessary and healthy. Good stress will motivate us and keep us focused on our tasks and goals. Problems arise when the stress levels get too high and begin to overwhelm us. Dealing with stress untreated or unmanaged for prolonged periods of time can lead to serious illnesses which can be both mental and physical.
  • Stress Balls for Stress Relief  By : Cheri Brennan
    Stress can cause serious physical problems and takes a major toll on the body and mind when not managed and treated regularly. Most larger companies today receive dozens of complaints from employees regarding stress-related problems. Doctors are prescribing more and more medication to treat illnesses and physical ailments caused or exacerbated by stress. Stress related illnesses are becoming an increasing problem in our fast paced, tight scheduled lives. It is important to find ways to manage and cope with the ever increasing amounts of stress we deal with everyday. Using stress balls can be an effective part of our stress management routines.
  • Recognizing The Physical Symptoms Of Anxiety Attacks  By : Jeffery Harrison
    People who regularly suffer from panic attacks can actually have physical symptoms. Learn to recognize the physical symptoms and learn to cure your anxiety.
  • 5 Tips for Controlling Panic Attacks  By : Jeffery Harrison
    Everyone feels stressed and anxious sometimes but for people that suffer from panic attacks the problem can be much more serious. People who regularly suffer from panic attacks can actually have physical symptoms.

    This article will give you 5 tips for controlling panic attacks.
  • 5 tips to beat stress  By : Kell
    Stress is an everyday part of life, and while there are many types of stress, there are also healthy and unhealthy ways of dealing with stress. In this article we provide you with 5 steps to beat stress.
  • Tip for Coping With Stress  By : Cheri Brennan
    The first step in coping with stress is learning what stress is all about, what causes it and what the signs are. Although it is often discussed, few people know exactly what stress is. Some people consider stress to be a fact of life, while others believe that stress is only a once in a while occurrence. While stress can be viewed as a very general, non-specific cause of illness it is very real and can manifest itself in serious physiological and psychological ways. Stress can be triggered by just about any event in our lives no matter how insignificant. Acquiring skills for coping with stress will help you avoid the serious illness that can be caused by stress including depression, migraines, ulcers and hypertension.
  • Stress - Are You A Stress Puppy?  By : John Thackeray
    Are you always rushing and never have enough time? You might be suffering from stress and not even know it.
  • Simple Tips for Relieving Stress  By : Cheri Brennan
    Stress is commonly defined as physical, mental or emotional strain or tension. When events occur that disrupt our physical or emotional balance, we feel stress. This can be a very real psychological and physiological condition. In other words, stress isn’t just in our minds, it can affect us physically as well and lead to serious problems including migraines, ulcers and depression.
  • Calm Down Your Mind Using Visualization  By : Ivaylo77
    In our everyday life, stress is quite commonly met. We have plenty of things to think about, and sometimes it becomes hard to just let go of every disturbing thought that resides in our mind. Using a technique called visualization, you can actually do it with ease.

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