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10 things you can do right now at home to relieve stress, according to an acupuncturist Meredith Lepore

Gabriel Sher is the Director of Acupuncture at ORA. She gave Ladders a few tips on keeping calm during this crazy time. Read More

Advice

5 non verbal communication cues that show if someone is anxious Alyshia Hull

If your coworker is anxious over a performance review, or presentation, you might notice that they are struggling to concentrate hours before their meeting. Read More

Health

This is why you are eating more carbs right now Kyle Schnitzer

If you’re starting to notice a disruption in your sleep routine and cravings for sweet carb snacks, there’s a correlation between the two that might explain things. CNN reported how poor sleep can translate to adjustments in our appetite for more fatty and sugary foods, which could cause unwanted weight gain during the COVID-19 outbreak. Read More

Productivity

How to manage anxiety symptoms and get your work done, according to psychologists Lindsay Tigar

Here, therapists and psychologists share their top tips for managing anxiety so you can not only do your job—but feel more hopeful, too: … Read More

Health

This is the number of people that believe they are carrying Coronavirus right now CW Headley

Just this weekend, a new survey published by StudyFinds identified the extent of hysteria erupting within the US. Read More

Health

This study confirms that constantly reading Coronavirus news only makes it worse John Anderer

When a new and mysterious infectious disease appears on the world stage, there is an inherent lack of verified facts available. So, when we spend all day reading conjecture, predictions, and opinion, all of those articles don’t make us feel better informed. Read More

Health

This is the simple key to lessening your Coronavirus anxiety levels CW Headley

Panic makes us negligent, while concurrently weakening our immune system. Identically, insufficient sleep spikes anxiety while facilitating comparable damage to the very same biomechanisms. Read More

Health

Yale researchers say this is the key to help reduce stress and anxiety John Anderer

If you find yourself constantly dealing with intrusive anxiety, and have yet to find an effective coping method, researchers from Yale University have a suggestion: safety signals. Read More

Advice

How to make stress work to your advantage Aytekin Tank

Feeling like I wasn’t capable of managing it all became a self-fulfilling prophecy — the more I fretted, the less I accomplished, and so on. Read More

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