Research investigating why boys were getting excluded more than girl as a result of unacceptable behaviour by the school sheds new light on self-esteem, emotional Read more…
Serious stress management vs. dangerous / gimmicky stress management As cost of work related mental illness increases to £28bn a quarter of the UK’s total Read more…
The first week of November 2009 has seen 13 soldiers shot dead, 41 injured by a US Army psychiatrist in Texas, while a “mentally ill” Read more…
While the general population is busy in their stress filled life, punctuated with bouts of alcohol and mind numbing medication in the form of TV Read more…
Which Government (authority) forsakes scientific evidence simply to enforce its own views on its population? When we are conditioned into believing authority to be our Read more…
We all have experienced fear at one time or another. Fear has the ability to paralyse us, change our breathing patterns, blood flow and generate Read more…
The BBC’s recent “decision” to allow a Nick Griffins the BNP (British National party) air time on a prime time current affairs programme Question Time Read more…
Stress can not be ignored anymore, when 1 in 3 children between the ages of 11-16 report are depressed, angry or stressed most of the Read more…
Research over the past years has suggested that chronic and acute stress are risk factors for the development and progression of coronary heart disease . Read more…
The subjective experience of stress triggers a “fight” or “flight” physiological response affecting our immune, neuroendocrine and sympathetic systems. Psychosocial stress has been associated with Read more…