By: Pat CarpenterIndividuals who work in Dallas, Houston and other places in Texas, as well as throughout the rest of America, occasionally have a bad day or two at work; some more than others. It’s estimated that work-related stress is responsible for millions of sick days annually, with stress linked to many minor and major [...]

By: Bertil Hjert
Panic attacks can be very problematic especially when they accompany anxiety and stress. These are a result of over production as well as under utilization of adrenalin. When the anxiety reaction is not useful for adrenalin, it can result in development of a specific physical reactions group that can reach to its highest [...]

By: Cori Chong
The first step in breaking the stress cycle (stress – exhaustion – more stress) is to try and adjust your lifestyle, making it simpler and less complicated. Take time off or make sure that your time off is really “time off”. Meditation is an excellent tool for combating stress and anxiety. Secondly become [...]

By: Abhishek Agarwal
There’re people who believe if kids are happy and lucky guys who don’t possibly have any serious care in our world and hence they are not stressed. But in reality, they are susceptible to anxiety like all adults. Taking a note of all the possible anxiety symptoms found in children which help them [...]

By: Matthew Hick
Stress isn’t just an adult problem. It also affects millions of kids! The difference between adult stress and childhood stress is that adults are often stressed about the things in our lives, while kids get stressed over the people in their lives and what is expected of them. Far too many kids are [...]

By: Matthew Hick
Stress overload can cause serious health issues if left unchecked. The body is not designed to handle a constant battle against stressors. While a little stress can help your body cope with everyday pressures, too much can cause a myriad of health and emotional problems.
When your body experiences too much stress on a [...]

By: Marigold Merenda
Have you been watching the news lately? I know I have. It seems the world is coming apart at the seams! The economy is in trouble, the war is creating uncertainty, politics are getting more and more nasty and everywhere we turn, there is a crisis threatening the future.
Okay. So life is tough [...]

By: Sandra Thebaud
Did you know that stress is important to peak performance? It’s true. Not enough stress and you’re bored and unmotivated. Too much stress and you can’t function. The trick lies in finding just the right balance to stay active and productive without feeling overloaded.
A good amount of stress results in motivation to do [...]

By: Bertil Hjert
Panic attacks can be very problematic especially when they accompany anxiety and stress. These are a result of over production as well as under utilization of adrenalin. When the anxiety reaction is not useful for adrenalin, it can result in development of a specific physical reactions group that can reach to its highest [...]

By: Steven A Johnson
We all know what anxiety and stress feels like. Everyone gets worried sometimes, but if you have an anxiety disorder, worries and fears are so continuous that they interfere with the ability to function and relax. Our heart pounds before a big presentation or a really tough exam. We get butterflies in [...]

By: John Adison
Stress is one of the several methods through which human bodies react to the changes around them. These are different types of changes that occur in the environment on a regular basis. Several factors such as finances, work environments, domestic problems and health lead to various levels of stress in individuals. Stress is [...]

