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  • Best Places to Find a Job  By : Kevin Crobson
    If you are a job hunter then there has never been a better time to search for a job.
  • Meet an International Lady  By : Kevin Crobson
    Looking to meet a quality person, for many men that are looking for a long-term relationship there are plenty of options.
  • Big Waves and Terrorists in Caves; Controlling Your Fear  By : Lance Winslow
    Every time we pick up a paper we see some article that points to some major problem in the world such as an Earthquake, Tsunami, International Terrorism, Y2K (yah remember that one?)
  • I'm Doing the Best I Can  By : Dvora Ifat
    One of the reasons for stress in our lives is the feeling that we're not good enough at what we do: I should be a better parent, a better partner, I should do my job well, and do the house work, and this and that and...
  • 10 Real Ways to De-Stress  By : Jo Ann Joy
    Despite people telling us “To stop and smell the flowers,” we are still over-stressed.
  • How to Be More Patient  By : Jack Zavada
    Patience is a quality you can improve, starting with a conscious decision.
    We don't often think about it, but each of us has a patience/impatience level. You set that level yourself, so you have the power to raise it.
  • Mini Rejuvenation Vacations  By : Richard Rspad
    Nothing beats spending a week or two on a luxurious rejuvenation vacation. Of course, who has the time? Allow me to introduce you to mini rejuvenation vacations.
  • Berkeley Springs Retreats  By : Richard Rspad
    Life on the East Coast can be hectic, stressful and overwhelming at times. Taking a break at Berkeley Springs retreats is just the answer for shaking off the rut you are in.
  • Day Pampering In Northern California  By : Richard Rspad
    Taking a little time out for a day of pampering is a California tradition. Finding a quality day retreat in Northern California should be no problem as you can see below.
  • Finding a Great Therapist - Tips to Help You Choose the Therapist that is Right for You  By : Cynthia McKenna
    So, you are feeling stressed or overwhelmed, and you make the decision to seek counseling. Who should you see? How do you find a good counselor or therapist? Here are some ideas to help you.
  • Relaxation Sound - Although Free Often Forgotten  By : Cecil McIntosh
    Relaxation sound is one of nature’s gifts. Some things you have to pay for, but relaxation sound is always available and free even when it is the relaxing sound of silence.
  • De-Stress Day Retreats In New York City  By : Richard Rspad
    The Big Apple is a place where you have to keep on your toes to get ahead. If the pace of life has caused you to lose a little of your luster, there are places you can take a quick timeout.
  • Combating Stress In Your Life - 8 More Secrets, Part 2  By : Danny Presswood
    Combating Stress In Your Life – 8 More Secrets, Part 2By Danny Presswood Your air conditioner quits
  • Combating Stress In Your Life - 7 Secrets, Part 1  By : Danny Presswood
    Your air conditioner quits; you get fired; you fail a test; your 13 year old son is arrested for shoplifting; or you find out you have cancer.
  • Something is Wrong - Anxiety Disorder, Panic Attacks, & Depression  By : Joanne King
    Anxiety disorder, panic attacks & depression are a sign that something is wrong. Something needs to be amended in your life.
  • Work Life Balance: 9 Quick Tips for Managing Overwhelm  By : Molly Gordon
    If you feel that your work life balance is teetering on the edge; isn't it time to make changes before the problems overwhelm you?
  • Curing Anxiety Without Medication: What the Professionals Don't Want You To Know  By : Alexandra Mannock
    As a psychotherapist in private practice for over a decade, I certainly have seen it all: watching my clients suffer through anxiety and stress
  • Eight Keys to Minimize Stress in a Fast World  By : Lisa Rickwood
    It doesn't matter where you live, who you are or what you're doing, you'll encounter stress – that's life. And, it's not all bad. We all perceive things differently; some people see things as more negative while others are more positive about things.
  • Work Life Balance: The Gift Of Too Much To Do  By : Molly Gordon
    On any given day I generally have more than enough to do. Sometimes I have so much to do that I hardly know where to begin.
  • 5 Minute CD - Break Your Myth About Relaxing Quickly!  By : Cecil McIntosh
    A 5 minute CD can provide you with a break and act as a drive-through solution when you are stressed out.
  • 9 Ways to be Perfectly Miserable - a Foolproof List  By : Ugur Akinci
    Try to discuss the “nature of God” with as many people as possible and try to convert all of them to your belief system.
  • 6 Ways To Overcome Workplace Stresses  By : Tony Jacowski
    This is probably one issue for which you may not need a survey to confirm. Nearly everyone feels stressed at work. Workplace stresses are not that different from domestic stresses. You feel stressed when there are high expectations, changes in responsibilities, possibility of job loss or even when you are standing at the threshold of a promotion. In short, even a small everyday event can add to your stress at work.

    Stresses lead to losing your temper, increases in blood pressure, speeding up
  • StressBusting is Owning a Strategy to Survive Chronic Stress That Kills  By : H. Bernard Wechsler
    Four StressBusters to Eliminate Lousy Feelings , Have you ever suddenly discovered in the middle of a conversation or word-processing a report – you felt really lousy?
  • 10 Tips for Keeping Stress in Perspective  By : Susan R Meyer
    1. Set realistic goals and do not expect to be perfect.
    In order to set realistic goals, you first have to create our own vision about life. Become aware of your priorities in life Take time to think about what makes you happy, what gives you joy and satisfaction in life.
  • Change the Color of Your Hair? Have a Beer with a Friend?  By : Chuck Bartok
    As we travel down the Road to Financial Freedom via the Wonderful World of Networking, we can't forget the importance of not only Growing our Business and Income, but Growing Personally and really enjoying a Dynamic Lifestyle..
  • Emotional Freedom Technique vs. Zensight - A Comparison of Energy Healing Approaches  By : Carol Ann Rowland
    Many people arrive to Zensight energy healing technique after first experiencing Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). Frequently questions arise as to what the differences are, and when to use which approach.
  • The ABCs of a Stress-Free Outlook  By : Susan R Meyer
    Stress doesn’t “just happen” to anyone. It isn’t an event that occurs outside the individual. It is an internal process, and, like all internal processes, stress begins in our mind. How can you harness the power of your mind to keep stress from leading to distress? It all begins with the ABCs. The ABCs of mental management of stress are Awareness, Belief, and Coping. If you can master this mental process, you have taken a big step on the path to wellness.
  • Get Lost!  By : Paula Gregorowicz
    Have you ever felt so stressed you could jump out of your skin? Ever been so annoyed with someone (such as a boss, co-worker, or partner) that you wanted to ring their neck?
  • Stress, Immune System and Age  By : N Singh, PhD
    As aging is associated with immunological changes, the effects of stress and age are interlinked where a deregulation of the immune function can have a significant impact on physical health.
  • Stress Management Tip - A Healthy Energy Body  By : David Tomaselli
    Many cultures, both modern and ancient, have recognized the concept of a universal energy or vital life force that flows through the physical body of all living things
  • Top Ten So-Called "Habits" That May Indicate That You Have Anxiety  By : Alex Mannock
    This article, written by a psychotherapist, reveals ten so-called "habits" that people engage in, which could actually be indicators of that you are totally stressed out! These are habits that she has seen her "anxiety" clients engage in time and time again during stressful situations. There are ten more so-called "habits" that she discusses in detail in her newest
    e-book, "The Easiest Guide To Having Complete Power Over Your Anxiety."
  • Is It Stress or Is It Memorex?  By : Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD
    According to a study by the American Institute of Stress, job stress and related problems cost companies an estimated $300 billion or more a year, an average of $7,500 per worker. This leads to more than half of the 550 million workdays lost annually.
  • Stress Management  By : Rashmi Priya
    Stress is something which impairs your brain to think or act on something. There are some stress tough people. Stress tough people usually thrive on stress and cope with pressure that would put the average person into tailspin.
  • Stress - 20 Tips To Beat Stress!  By : Sacha Tarkovsky
    For anyone who is stressed here are 20 ways to reduce stress easily (in no particular order of importance)so here are 20 ways to cut stress levels.
  • Stress - Don't Let It Invade Your Life  By : Michael Russell
    Living in a busy society, pressures are a part of everyone's life. Thus everybody needs to learn to balance their lives and live under many pressures. Below are some tips which will help you deal with stress and enjoy your life better.
  • Managing Stress - It Can Be Learned  By : Michael Russell
    Stress seems to be such a part of our lives today. Our personal lives are more complex and we seem to work harder than ever before.
  • Health Factor - The Antidote for Stress  By : James Traverse
    The antidote for stress may currently be the most important health factor as modern medical scientists have determined that over 90% of all health disorders are associated with stress. Let's face it that's a huge number!
  • Avoid Inner Decay and Resist All Stress Invasions  By : Paul Anderson
    Recently and again, in the low mountains surrounding Santa Fe, New Mexico, I saw both beauty and devastation.

    The "hills were alive" with both the colors of the Universe and the death Bark Beetles bring to pinion pine. In some spots it seemed that at least half the green scrub pine that used to bring glory to the red earth hills now are dead and brown from beetle infestation.
  • 7 Relaxation Techniques for Stress Reduction  By : Tim Lee
    There are many relaxation techniques people can learn to keep stress at bay. One of the most important aspects of stress reduction is knowing how to relax.
  • Got Stress  By : Heather Moreno
    I know it’s a silly question. We all have stress. Its source can be positive or negative and it helps us to meet the challenges we face in life. If you balance stress with relaxation you can avoid a myriad of health problems from tension headaches and skin irritations to heart disease and stomach problems. This balance can also help to lessen any health conditions you already have.
  • Relax - It's Not the End of the World  By : Greg Doucet
    People are always rushed and seemed not to have enough time during the day to perform all their tasks. This causes enormous stress in their lives.
  • Slow Down, You Move Too Fast  By : Deanna Mascle
    Everyone agrees that the modern world is hectic and busy. Most of our days are packed chock full of tasks and challenges. We've all got places to go and people to meet. The more the pressure builds in our lives then the faster we rush but rushing isn't the way to relieve that pressure. No, we have to take a line from Simon and Garfunkel's "59th St. Bridge Song" and simply slow down and not move so fast.
  • 5 Stress Reduction Tips  By : Tim Lee
    For most people stress is a huge issue. This is because stress can prevent a person from performing to the best of their capabilities. This could really be detrimental in the work environment, school setting, even at home.

    The good news about stress is that this condition is controllable. There are various ways a person can keep stress under control. It is just a matter of making the time and effort to incorporate some positive changes into a person's daily routine.
  • Accidental Lessons  By : Wendi Moore-Buysse
    Yesterday, I was driving home feeling pretty good after an interesting meeting. The sun was shining, the air was warm, and all I wanted to do was finish my work for the day and then take the kids out for ice cream. As I came into some traffic near a busy intersection, I heard tires squeal – for a long time. I looked in my driver’s side mirror and what I saw caused all time to stand still.
  • Aromatherapy: A Great Way To Relax And Unwind  By : Anne Clarke
    If you are thinking that aromatherapy gift baskets may be the way to go for a present for your friend or family member, great idea! Aromatherapy is one of the most popular types of gifts.
  • Looking for Panic Attack Help?  By : Amit Mehta
    Panic attack help is out there. There is not doubt that many people need to seek out this help as well. If you feel that you are in a situation in which you need to seek help for panic attacks, then take comfort in the fact that there are solutions out there that can and will help you to do just that. Getting panic attack help can make your life better.
  • Hurricanes and Stress Management  By : Lance Winslow
    When psychologists talk about stress management they usually talk about human adversity, which causes or triggers the human emotion and sets off chemicals in the brain causing stress. Too much stress can overwhelm the human bio-system and cause conflicts with the human immune system.
  • 5 Simple Strategies for Stress Management  By : Robert Monteux
    As a hypnotherapist, my goal with clients is to help them discover both internal and external resources for dealing with their lives. In addition to work done in trance I always try to give clients homework– strategies, tools and techniques to use consciously on a day-to-day basis.
  • Getting the Emotional Support You Need to Thrive  By : Jennifer Sears
    Within the last year the U.S. has seen storms, wild fires, floods, and a host of other major disasters. At the same time the depression rates are growing and stress is at an all time high.
  • Relieve Stress  By : Lance Winslow
    The best way to relieve stress is to exercise and it is not as easy as it may appear to do this, but you have to set aside the time and get it done, exercise does not do itself. It is not all that hard buy a bike or take a hike.
  • Coffee Or Sleep? What's Better For Work Productivity?  By : Tino Buntic
    Which of the following provides greater value:

    1. 4 hours of unproductive work
    2. 3.5 hours of productive work
  • Finding Peace in a Stressed-Out World  By : Terry Hadaway
    It doesn’t take long for you to recognize the signs of stress on the faces of people you know... furrowed brow, hollow eyes, perpetual scowl. It might be that you see some of those signs when you look in the mirror. Stress, so it seems, often is worn like a badge of honor as if only those who are stressed are successful. This might come as a surprise, but it doesn’t have to be that way!
  • Leisure  By : Natasha Salve
    Today, everyone is in mad pursuit of money. A man is not contented with what he has. His desires are unlimited. For fulfilling his desire, he needs money. And, for getting more money, he does more work. He has become a money minting machine. He has no free time to spend as he likes. He lives in stress and strain. He suffers from modern ailments like sleeplessness and nervous breakdown. This has made him realize the need for leisure. Today even the busiest man tries to find some leisure.
  • Manage Stress by Mastering Yourself  By : Anne Walsh
    Manage stress by managing yourself.

    First of all, I am not going to begin this article by telling you about how important it is to eat properly,
  • Stress And Obesity - The Dangers Of Eating For Comfort  By : Tony Champion
    You know how it is. You stop for a break to unwind. Maybe you sit down for a tea or a coffee and without thinking your hand is there clasped around a cookie or a piece of chocolate.
  • Are IT People Wimps?  By : Graham Yemm
    Do you think your industry is the most affected by stress? According to a survey carried out by SkillSoft an amazing 97% of IT people surveyed claimed to feel stressed in their work on a daily basis!! (Ranking just ahead of those in the medical/caring profession.)
  • Are You Facing Up to Stress in Your Profession?  By : Graham Yemm
    The phrase about the cobbler’s children being the worst shod sprung to mind when I saw a recent report from LawCare, a Scottish based confidential help service to the legal profession. They have recorded a 70% rise in calls over the last two years! Why does this matter? If these figures are an indicator of what is happening across the UK, then it means that there is a significant cost to the individuals and the practices.
  • Staying Calm In Chaos: Handling Stress And Pressure With Grace  By : Anne Walsh
    Do you work in a pressurised environment? Do you feel as though there are never enough hours in the day? Do you feel as though you make bad choices and decisions because you are under stress?
  • Stress Relief Games  By : Eric Morris
    Science has proved that stress relief games play a vital role in relieving stress. Stress relief games are of many types and it varies depending upon the taste of the person. These small games, activities, and exercises are intended to reduce stress. These games are found to offer a faster stress relief than the traditional techniques.
  • Take 10-Second "Micro Breaks" Throughout the Day for Your Health  By : Ugur Akinci
    Vacationing, exercising and meditation are good for your health. That's a well-established fact.

    Our pedal-to-the-metal hard-charging life styles and work habits run our engines too hot. Unless we cool off regularly, stress, depression and high blood pressure are just some of the “rewards” awaiting us
  • The Benefits of Sauna and Steam Therapy on Stress Reduction  By : Gina Mills
    If you are a health enthusiast like I am, you get a joy and high after a workout that is hard to duplicate in any other way.
  • Agoraphobia and Panic Attacks  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    There is phobia that is linked to the experience of panic attacks, and that is agoraphobia. Agoraphobia is the fear of open spaces or of being in crowded, public places such as shopping markets. It is a fear associated with leaving a safe zone, such as the home.
  • Anxious Thinking  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    Anxiety causes an imbalance in your life whereby all of the mental worry creates a top-heavy sensation. All of your focus is moved from the center of your body to the head.
  • Causes of Panic Attacks  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    The short and obvious answer: panic attacks are caused by high anxiety. But, what exactly is anxiety? Understanding how anxiety crops up will help you defeat panic attacks.
  • Generalized Anxiety Disorder  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    It is only when we struggle with, or run away from our anxieties, that they gain momentum. We can only be victims of fear if we allow ourselves to be.
  • Help Yourself Find Help  By : Jack Wilson
    People often find themselves perplexed by problems which seem unsolvable. Using search engines such as Google, jux2 (searches Google, MSN and Yahoo and compares results) or others can be frustrating or rewarding.
  • Music and Stress Management: Five Easy Tips  By : Dr. Alice Cash
    One of the most frequently asked questions I get these days is 'how can music be used most effectively for stress management?' There are just a few basic principles that one needs to understand in order to tailor their favorite music for stress management purposes.

    It is most important to use YOUR favorite categories of music. If you don't like Mozart or classical music, don't use it! (However, I do hope you'll at least try it!) Good, quality music can be found in most any genre of music.
  • Eliminate Panic Attacks and Anxiety Attacks For Good  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    Standing in a supermarket queue, it’s been a long wait but only one customer to go before you make it to the cashier.
  • Panic Attack Medication  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    If you are on anti-anxiety medication for your panic attacks, well done for having gone out and seeking medical advice. Many who experience panic attacks fear that a visit to the doctor will only lead to being told that their condition is much worse than they had imagined.
  • Panic Attacks Driving  By : Joe Barry Mc Donagh
    One of the more common questions I am asked is how to cope with anxiety while driving. Ranging from fear of being caught in traffic to crossing waterway bridges, people have many different fears in this area.
  • Stress Management Techniques  By : Elizabeth Morgan
    Stress management techniques are meant for those suffering from physical and psychological stress. With competition brewing in every field, people looking out for successful stress management techniques are increasing day by day.
  • Stress Management Tips  By : Elizabeth Morgan
    Stress management tips are simple cost effective methods to effectively check stress. They can be practiced anywhere and at anytimeStress management tips are simple cost effective methods to effectively check stress. They can be practiced anywhere and at anytime.
  • Stress Management Training  By : Elizabeth Morgan
    The demand for stress management training in workplace has risen recently due to the quick rate of change, time pressure, corporate restructuring, and globalization. Stress management training, through its highly interactive learning programs, renders many techniques that improve the organizational skills of a person. These training courses help organizations to better equip themselves to face stressful situations more efficiently and effectively.
  • Stress Relief  By : Eric Morris
    Stress is a by-product of the highly competitive environment we live in. Stress relief is a process that helps the stressed person to relax and attain his balance. It is achieved by controlling cortisol hormones in the body. There is no magic supplement to relieve stress and it can be attained only through conscious effort.
  • Stress Relief Management  By : Eric Morris
    Stress relief management is a process of taking different steps to relax the body and mind. Job stress is one of the biggest sources of stress for many people. Stress has become a common phenomenon and is even found in schoolchildren. The first step is to recognize stress and then to find ways to manage it. A person who can look into the positive aspects of stress can use it as a motivating factor.
  • Self Care - Taking Care of Yourself to Increase Reserves of Time, Money, Energy & Love  By : Dr. Iris Fanning
    Take care of yourself daily. It's like putting money in the bank so that you have a reserve of time, energy and love.

    Let's take a look at the areas where you will create self care for the next 30 days.
  • Stress Relief Products  By : Eric Morris
    Stress relief products are readily available resources to relieve stress. Stress occurs for a variety of reasons and the products are made to suit the different types of stress. Stress depends on the physical, emotional, or chemical event that causes mental or physical tension.
  • Advice To Help People To Reduce Stress  By : Steve Hill
    If you are one of the many people who are suffering from stress, then this article may well be of interest and benefit to you. I believe that I am one of the biggest stress-heads in the country but have recently, with the help and advice of a friend, managed to lower and deal with most of my anxieties.
  • Top Ten Stress Blasters  By : Ivy Allen
    Ever feel like you want to scream, pull your hair out, or just sit in silence for five freakin’ minutes? When people ask you for the time, or the date do you bite their heads off thinking I just can take on the responsibility for one more thing?
  • Visualize to Succeed  By : Matthew Tibble
    Success means different thing to different people. Some may think that to succeed you must be a good parent.
  • Your Brain On Stress  By : Susan Scharfman
    Neurosurgeons and neurologists have studied the human brain for centuries. Today, they agree there are two halves, or cerebral hemispheres....
  • Guilt - A Most Destructive Emotion  By : Patrick Philbrick
    Yet now God in his gracious kindness declares us not guilty. He has done this through Christ Jesus......
  • Work Life Balance: Calling Your Energy Home  By : Molly Gordon
    Do you have the energy to sustain work life balance or do you sometimes suspect that if your dreams came true you would be too tired or scattered to sustain them?

    Work life balance is essential if we are to be effective. Without work life balance, we may leak our energy and resources and lose focus. We leak energy to unimportant activities or unconscious commitments as a result of not having focused intentions and make considered choices.
  • Worry vs. Concern  By : Patrick Philbrick
    Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life ?

    Matthew 6:27

    Many people think worry is “just a part of life.” After all, everyone worries. However, worry is a human activity which is destructive, worthless, and always counterproductive. It is most often a mental habit—a habit is something you do, that when you do it, you don’t know you are doing it.
  • When Stress Shows Up Don't Extend The Invitation: 10 Ways To Lay Your Stress To Rest  By : Cassandra Mack
    Stress is a part of life. It is life’s way of telling us to slow down, be still and pay attention. When we do not pay attention to what our emotions and bodies are telling us, we will suffer the ramifications of living an out of balance life. The truth is, as long as you live on this planet with people who do not think and act as you, you will experience stress
  • I, Too, Deserve to Get What I Want  By : Dvora Ifat
    Once upon a time there was a poor woman who had seven children. She wandered through the countryside with them, looking for food.
  • Shifting Gears to Relieve Stress  By : Wendi Moore-Buysse
    Sara feels like she is the busiest woman on Earth. She is married and has two kids (three if you count the husband), a dog, two cats, and a rabbit. She volunteers at her kid’s elementary school at least once a week in between trips to her ailing mother’s house.
  • Stress and Its Management  By : Jhalak Jerajani
    Stress can be defined as the non-specific response of the body to any demands made upon it. In other words is the interaction between the coping skills of the individual and its environment. When talking about stress, the first question that comes to my mind is, what causes stress?
  • He Closes Up, She Shares - and the Reaction to This Reaction to Stress  By : Dvora Ifat
    The title of this article is not a typo:

    One of the main reasons for stress is the difference between the ways men and women see the world and the people in it. Of course, it's not just one difference - there are many of them.
  • Break the Stress Mould in 7 Steps  By : Peter Fisher
    If you're anything like a lot of people I know you are always on the go. You spend far too much time driving to meetings you don't really want to attend; there's always shopping needing to be done, rushing around running after the children. You probably find that heavy family and career demands leave you stressed out.
  • Coping With Stress  By : Diane Hale
    Stress…a sense of powerlessness! We all feel powerless at some time or other. Our lives are a restless search for power- the power to overcome the limitations we constantly experience. At the most fundamental level, we need the power of self-esteem, the power of security, the power to meet the challenge of other people, the power to face situations, the power to feel at home in time.
  • Stress Busting at Work  By : Dr Gillian Hale
    Everyone experiences some degree of stress at work, and a degree of positive pressure can help improve performance and productivity. But in a recent report, (1) the leading mental health charity, Mind, warned that excessive levels or prolonged periods of work stress can have adverse effects resulting in both physical and mental illness.
  • The Truth about Stress and Hypnotherapy for Stress Management  By : Rich MacKenzie
    How often do you find yourself wondering what is the best possible way to reduce the stress in your life? You are just an average person with a normal life, decent work hours, and a family to care for; yet you can’t help but court stress in every aspect of your life.
  • Business Stress and Strain: How Can You Manage the Stress in Your High-powered Small Business?  By : Adrian Pepper
    As I coach owners of small businesses, I come across people paying a high cost for the stressed lives they lead and the toxic workplaces in which they struggle.
  • Anxious? 5 Tips for Reducing Stress Right Now  By : Victoria Jerman Dravneek
    Stressed out, worn down, anxious, caged in – we’ve all been there. Anxiety, which the National Institute of Mental Health defines as a “normal reaction to stress” affects every single one of us at one time or another. As women, we are even more susceptible to anxiety’s symptoms because we are the backbones in our careers, our marriages, with our children and beyond.
  • How Do I Know if Stress is Hurting Me? Take Our Quiz  By : Barry McDonald
    It is a fact that most of us endure some stress most every day. In this fast-paced world, stress is certainly a fact of life.What makes this fact particularly dangerous is that we have all come.....
  • Stressed Over Stress? Learn to Relax and Be Calm!  By : Abe Kass
    We, as people, are becoming more stressed each day. Many of us take on more than we can handle. With so many obligations and all that running around, it is easy for the stress to build up and become chronic.
  • Stress Management - Medication is Not a Long-Term Answer!  By : Barry McDonald
    If you find your health affected by long-term stress, you may be suffering physical, mental and emotional symptoms. It is safe to say that your stress did not begin yesterday, nor did your condition develop overnight.
  • Stress Management Solutions  By : Robert Prentice
    I know I am not alone. I hear it every where I go these days. It seems like everybody is telling me, ”I am so stressed out. I just can’t take it anymore!” We live in such a hurried age.
  • Productivity or Hyper-Activity  By : Betty Mahalik
    We live in a culture that lauds productivity. We measure it, talk about increasing it, look for ways to reduce "unproductive time" and many other variations......

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