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There’s a Reason Your Free Time Is So Draining

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According to a 2021 study published in the International Journal of Research in Education and Science, when comparing university students who engage in active and passive activities, those engaged in passive activities had lower perceived health outcomes and levels of happiness. Active leisure activities can feel stressful, not relaxing.

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Landlords Need Reimagined Properties And Hospitality-Infused Amenities To Lure Tenants

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Health and wellness initiatives are increasingly integrated into workplace design, offering tenants communal, relaxing spaces and access to nature to enhance productivity and well-being. This article was written by STUDIOS’ Adrielle Slaugh and Kristin Kaiser for Work Design Magazine.

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Breaking The Employee Burnout Cycle With Workplace Strategy

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During Mental Health Awareness month, RSP’s Kari Smith discusses how the right workplace strategy can support wellbeing at work and help people thrive. The American Psychological Association recently revealed that nearly 60% of employees are experiencing negative impacts of work-related stress. May is Mental Health Awareness month.

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Don’t Skip That Work-From-Home Lunch Break—Here’s Why

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In 2019, two-thirds of millennials reported skipping lunch to get ahead. The intuitive and mindful eating health coach says that our culture has equated eating to something we “do with something else,” not on its own—eating has become passive, the “noise in the background.” Stopping to eat lunch was one of them.

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How to Forgive

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For example, a 2019 study published in Psychology & Health found that forgiving others aided in achieving better sleep, which, in turn, has the potential to improve health. . In 2003 I took a low-stress job at a church to build a music program for young people. Linda Ruescher. 64; Tampa, Florida.

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SUCCESS’ 2024 Women of Influence

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When she was a junior in high school, Arrington founded the nonprofit ScholarCHIPS, an organization that provides college scholarships, mentoring, mental health support and a peer support network to children of incarcerated parents. Bathurst Walk-in Clinic and Family Practice Atwal is a trailblazer in the health care industry.

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What Good Self-Care Looks Like (for You)

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Taken this way, self-care fails to attend to root causes and may actually exacerbate stressors like poor finances or physical health. Good self-care also means keeping a variety of long-term goals in mind, especially since common ones like improving finances or physical health may be stressful themselves.

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