Posted by
Alison Simon on
Jan 22nd, 2012
The majority of us get stressed every so often. Without a doubt, to be human is to feel stress from time to time. But stress shows up in many different forms and to be prepared to control stress we need to first determine what “stress” is.
Although the emotion of stress has been part of being human since the beginning, the term “stress” itself didn’t show up in psychological...
Posted by
Alision Simon on
Dec 30th, 2011
Whenever you feel overcome and up against the walls, do you recognize the old well known head ache or backache you will get in reaction to a stressful scenario? Before you let it upset you, make time to consider which kind of stress you’re experiencing.
There are two types of stress that psychologists call “Eustress” and Stress. These are as different as two sides of the same coin. One...
Posted by
Eri San on
Dec 30th, 2011
Depression is a state that most of us can identify with at one point in our lives. For some, it is just a mood. But for others, it persists for a long period of time, much longer than just a short-term mood. While every one of us can feel sadness every now and then, it is different from having clinical depression. When one has depression symptoms, it will take a lot to pull him out of that state.
When...
Posted by
Darwin Bell on
Dec 29th, 2011
People, as long as they are alive, will constantly require food for sustenance. And as long as they live, they will constantly want. But what if a person all of a sudden ceases needing or wanting anything? Not because he is already content, but because he loses the motivation to go on.
At one point or another in our lives, we have all felt that way. The motivation to perform or do anything is gone....
Posted by
Brittany Mitchell on
Dec 28th, 2011
You are feeling so stressed right now. You are getting more disillusioned, hopeless and weary with each passing day. You think your negative emotions are just the result of a stressful lifestyle, but you no longer want to care.
Be wary. When you feel these emotions, you are more likely suffering from a condition that is more serious than everyday stress: burnout.
Burnout refers to a state of physical,...
Posted by
Cesy Feliz on
Dec 22nd, 2011
Giving birth is among the most extraordinary moments that women can encounter. Numerous women expertise a “high” soon after giving birth, in about 40 per cent of these females, this “high” leads on to varying degrees of postpartum depression or postpartum blues.
Listed here are just several of the statics of diverse women experiencing postpartum blues:
1) Each year, 800,000-1...
Posted by
Alison Simon on
Dec 20th, 2011
When individuals discuss someone being “depressed” frequently they’re discussing what doctors term “unipolar depression”. Other terms used to describe the problem are “clinical depression”, “major depressive illness”, and “major depression with melancholic features”. Whatever the name, each one of these reference the identical illness...
Posted by
Jake Granville on
Dec 18th, 2011
A very common sleeping problem is related to insomnia or getting too little sleep. It isn’t the only problem that people have dealing with sleep though. Oversleeping is a less known, but equally dangerous issue that carries its own number of health risks.
There is no single reason that causes a person to oversleep. One of the most common among these causes includes external factors such as drugs...