Archive for the ‘Stress’ Category

Regain your happiness in 5 steps

Friday, September 3rd, 2010

If you have recently experienced an incident which has set you back in life such as a messy break-up, a redundancy or a bereavement and are looking for help and advice to help you bounce back then listed below are some tips to help you get back on your feet: 1. Lean on your support read more »

Parents with children at university experience a new lease of life

Tuesday, August 17th, 2010

According to a recent survey of 2,000, parents no longer feel lonely and depressed after their children leave for university. A poll revealed that parents whose children had recently flown the nest for university found they felt fitter, richer and more socially active as well as experiencing an improvement in their relationship. Most of the read more »

Books that cleanse the soul

Monday, August 16th, 2010

We have known for a long while that snuggling up on the sofa with a good book is a sure fire way to wind down, but now a psychologist has taken this a step further and has compiled a ”reading list for the soul” which aims to help stressed out workers deal with the stresses read more »

Man MOT the website women have been waiting for

Friday, August 13th, 2010

Let’s set the scene, so you are at home trying to ether relax or get on with something, but in the background there is the incessant droning of your husband/boy friend/partner, who is moaning continuously about a case of man flu, a swollen ankle, a runny nose etc but outright refuses to visit the doctor read more »

Early affection helps children to better cope with adult stress

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Receiving lots of affection as a young child could help us to better cope with the stresses and strains of adult life, says a recent study. These findings come from a study of almost 500 people, from the US state of Rhode Island, who were studied as children and then again as adults. The study read more »

Four tips for light sleepers

Monday, July 19th, 2010

If you’re one of the unlucky ones who wakes from the sound of next doors toilet flushing or from the sound of a plastic bag floating down the street then it could be time to re-evaluate your bedtime routine to help you get into a deeper sleep. Women’s Health magazine has come up with some read more »

Relaxation tip of the week: Take a bath

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

It has come to our attention that this weeks press has been featuring rather a lot on the consignment of the bath to the pages of history books. Findings in a recent poll revealed that one person in six can’t remember the last time they took a bath, so what has happened to send this read more »

A guide to toxic friendships

Monday, July 12th, 2010

A recent letter featured in the Telegraph broached the subject of how to deal with a very clingy friend. The author of the letter had found herself in a difficult situation as she felt one of her friends was beginning to rely on her a little too much. Constant phone calls, frequent unannounced visits, demands read more »

Thirty extra minutes in bed cuts sleepiness and depression in teens

Monday, July 12th, 2010

A recent study from the US has found that delaying the start of school by just half an hour can improve sleep patterns in teens, reduce drowsiness and lift mood, reports the Guardian. We now know that a teenagers tendency to stay up late and wake up late is actually to do with puberty shifting read more »

Women’s sensitivity hormone makes them more prone to stress

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Recent studies have found that women carry a sensitivity hormone which can play havoc with their emotions, reports the Daily Mail. New research focussed on a hormone which handles stress response in mammals has found that females were far more response to it than males, with the men being relatively unresponsive to large amounts. Experts read more »

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