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An answer to the ongoing mental health crisis in the workplace: Music therapy
The American work culture is notorious for its long hours, fast pace, and a “work at all costs” mentality. The demands placed on employees often
The American work culture is notorious for its long hours, fast pace, and a “work at all costs” mentality. The demands placed on employees often
Dr. Daniel Andreae, pastAssociate Adjunct Professor at Renison University College, University of Waterloo, and Professor at the University of Guelph Humber, was recently selected as
Feeling stress? It could seriously harm your health One of the more interesting jobs I’ve held was teaching family practice resident physicians about the emotional
*This is an article from the Fall 2023 issue of Contentment Magazine. By Brandon LaGreca, LAc, MAcOM Does stress cause or promote cancer, and if so, can
*This is an article from the Fall 2023 issue of Contentment Magazine. By Cynthia Ackrill, MD, PCC, FAIS Most of us grow up and move through our
Overloading stress can have some substantial consequences. This semester, I decided to take the maximum number of credits allowed by my university. Ever since I
Men who experience high levels of work-related stress and feel underappreciated at work may be twice as likely to develop heart disease than those who
Another week, another chaotic, unprecedented, political news cycle. Over the past few days, Americans have watched with bated breath at the drama unfolding in the House of
How you think and how you act can transform your experience of stress. KEY POINTS Research tells us that a quarter of all employees view
It is no secret that students face much pressure nowadays. With schoolwork, examinations, and social obligations, finding time for relaxation and self-care can get challenging.
What Percentages of Workers’ Compensation Claims Are Directly Related to Stress? Stress is a common phenomenon experienced by individuals in various aspects of their lives,
Stress is a typical part of life, but when it becomes chronic, it can produce excess cortisol, a stress hormone [1]. High cortisol levels, including weight gain,