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In a remarkable piece of research reported in the New York Times, it turns out that people who have suffered up to six major stressful life events enjoy a greater sense of well-being than those whose lives have been entirely free of stress.
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Stress and performance: In 1908 Yerkes and Dodson first observed that performance deteriorates once arousal, or stress, moves beyond a certain point....sometimes even to breaking-point. Read More.
Writing and Reading Through Grief: Kay Jamison, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, tells a personal story of grief. Watch.
Wasted: Even after 12 years Wasted remains near the top of Amazon’s charts for eating disorders. It succeeds in being part memoir, part confessional and part ‘prose poem’. Read More.
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