Small changes in your daily routine can affect how you deal with stress. New research shows what actually makes a difference.

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You’re sitting at your desk, your heart racing as emails pile up. The stress hits fast, and before you know it, the thought crosses your mind—a drink would take the edge off. But then you remember ...

The key to breaking a stress cycle lies in the very first Shanker Self-Reg® step of recognizing it for what it is: a self-perpetuating condition in which stress begets stress and recovery is limited.

Feeling constantly overwhelmed, even after the stressor is gone? You might be skipping a crucial step that your body needs to recover. Psychologist Megan Call, PhD, explains the three stages of the ...

In boardrooms and breakrooms across America, one silent crisis is undermining productivity, performance, and personal health alike: the cycle of stress and sleeplessness. For decades, employers have ...

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That deadline pressure keeping you up at night. The financial worries that shadow your days. The constant demands from family, work, and life’s endless responsibilities. These ongoing stressors might ...

Stress is a major factor that can trigger and worsen skin diseases, and these diseases also reflect a person’s general health. To examine the consequences of stress on the skin, dermatological ...

The December burnout is a painful, yet completely avoidable phenomenon. Here are three reasons why your system crashes at the end of the year. For many people, December feels like a sprint to the ...