[ad_1] Emotions are not something that simply stir around in the brain; they invade every cell in the body and affect the immune system. However, they are ingenious in that they not only communicate our inner response to change, but equally important, eventually they provide many messages about how to deal with our current dilemma.…
[ad_1] The Gospel of Matthew, chapter 6 vs. 25-34 (New International Version) Jesus speaking, 25 “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes? 26 Look at the…
[ad_1] This article is deliberately divided in to subsections to discuss the topic thoroughly and systematically. Methodology In this article the author details how a researcher should conduct a systematic review of bipolar disorder. This will help future reviewers to conduct their reviews according to the most scientific standards of the day. Review Methods In…
[ad_1] It pains me to say that I am old enough to remember employment counselors telling people to use, “I’m a bit of a perfectionist” as a reply to the classic interview question about strengths. Thanks to work in the field of psychology and the writings of popular authors like Brene’ Brown, most of us…
[ad_1] Depression is a mind state in which you lose all interest living your normal life. It affects many people in different ways and there are several ways to treat depression. Meditation can be a helpful respite from the pain and loneliness of depression, even if your depressed mood is situational because of a string…
[ad_1] When I was a kid I used to read readers Digest and one section I always think of was “Laughter is the best medicine”. As I have gotten older I have come to realize that laughter may not be the best medicine but it sure is good medicine for what ails you. It’s hard…
[ad_1] During the Great Depression, women made up 25% of the work force, but their jobs were more unstable, temporary or seasonal then men, and the unemployment rate was much greater. There was also a decided bias and cultural view that “women didn’t work” and in fact many who were employed full time often called…
[ad_1] Stress can be defined as a state of mental, physical or emotional strain resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances. High stress levels are linked with excessive amounts of the hormone cortisol, which can induce negative mental and physical effects. In “The Cortisol Connection,” Shawn Talbot describes how stress (“what you feel when life’s demands…
[ad_1] Depression, stress, and anxiety are common yet serious problems that most of the men and women of our society are suffering from these days! It starts with restlessness and end up ruining your life in every possible way. Loss of energy, loss of self-esteem and isolation from the society are some of the symptoms…
[ad_1] When you think back to what you learned in school about the 1920’s, they were a roaring good time up until October 29,1929. Prohibition could not even slow it down or stop it. People just got more creative and resourceful. No one thought that the party would end or could even imagine what The…