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Archive by Article Title | Archive by Date The Myth of Multitasking Multitasking might seem to boost productivity, but at what cost to enjoyability and effectiveness? This article explains how focused attention, not multitasking, reduces stress by increasing productivity and satisfaction. The Healing Power of Hugs Hugs have a warm, fuzzy reputation. But they have a serious and powerful side, too. A well-placed hug can defuse strong emotions, bridge differences, and remind us that we are alive and valuable.
The Grieving Process Grief is a normal response to loss and has many variations. This article outlines stages, emotions, and the need for support in the grieving process. Tao Te Ching Book Review The Tao Te Ching offers guidance for what translator Stephen Mitchell calls “the art of living.” I find that its relevance grows along with each new development in my life. If you’re looking for a change or just a little more peace, consider seeking solace in the Tao. Strategies for Stress Less Holidays Along with the fun and festivity of the holiday season comes serious pressure, obligations, and stress. This year, prevent and prepare for holiday hassles with these stress-less strategies to add a little joy to the world. Stigma and Mental Illness Fear of stigma (negative stereotypes, labeling, and rejection) causes the majority of people with mental disorders to suffer in silence. By educating ourselves and others, we can fight this stigma and restore hope and dignity to people suffering from mental illness. Steroids and Bipolar Do Not Mix Well For my son with Bipolar disorder, taking Prednisone was almost a deadly mistake. PTSD from a Patient’s View An inside look at what PTSD feels like from a patient’s point of view. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) About one third of people who experience a traumatic event develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a chronic condition that interferes with their ability to function. This article outlines PTSD symptoms and encourages people with PTSD to seek healing through education and support. Mindful Eating - Taste the Flavor of Life When we eat mindfully, the same love of food that can lead to overeating becomes the key to eating less because we experience greater enjoyment and satiation. Eating becomes more than a habit or compulsion; we transform it into a form of nourishment and sustenance for body and soul.
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