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Stress Management Resources:
6. Stress Management Education
A review of the principles of stress management, originally developed ...
7. Stress Management: Information and Tools
Coping strategies, support and information on effects of stress in eve...
8. Stress Management
Stress Management. What is Stress? Stress is the "wear and tear" our b...
Stress Related Articles:
Use Aromatherapy To Combat Stress
The demands of life today leave people everywhere plagued by stress. From hectic work schedules, a lack of sleep, reduced nutrients in diets, not drinking enough water, and the pressures of juggling family, life, and work,...
By: Sally Evans
Ways To Stop An Anxiety Attack - Helpful Methods That Will Work
Picture yourself out in public, perhaps at the films, dinner or another social event you've been looking forward to. You are having a superb time when all of a sudden, panic sets in. Your heart begins to race ; you're feel...
By: Isaac Asimov
Stimulate the Senses for Stress Relief
Whilst there are hundreds of books, therapies, drugs, herbal remedies, self help courses and specialist activities available for reducing stress, there are still only two ways to have less stress in your life. Firstly remo...
By: Jim Brackin
Updated Stress Related News:
Foods that Reduce Stress
Regulated Cortisol Release Linked to Improved Stress
Don't go cold turkey
Can eating certain foods reduce the stress levels? Are you aware of the foods that reduce stress? Here's some information on foods that help in alleviating stress.
Regulated Cortisol Release Linked to Improved Stress
Findings from a new study suggest that a steady, predictable release of cortisol in the body can improve stress.
Don't go cold turkey
When the weight of her husband's cancer and the stress of her corporate job became too heavy to bear, Karen Huber did as many of her friends had done and started taking an antidepressant.
