Death by Stress — Infographic
Check out this infographic that clearly outlines the effects of stress—and what you can do about it.
Month: February 2014
Meditation for Anxiety and Depression
A recent study at Johns Hopkins Medical Center confirmed that there is significant scientific evidence that meditation is an effective treatment for anxiety and depression. I’ll summarize the findings here, but you can access the article via this link. Madhav Goyal, M.D. was the leader of a study published online Jan. 6 in JAMA Internal … Keep reading Meditation for Anxiety and Depression
This Moment
I’d like to thank Leo Babauta of Zen Habits for these inspiring words: We all suffer, every day: worry, procrastination, anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, irritated, angry, frustrated, wishing things were different, comparing ourselves to others, worried we’re missing out, wishing other people would be different, feeling offended, loneliness, fear of failure, not wanting to do something, … Keep reading This Moment
Dealing with Anxiety
I was awake at 3am the other day. Anxiety. I couldn’t sleep. I could hardly breathe. I felt like an elephant was standing on my chest. A few days prior, I had made the decision to move back to the United States to help create a new school and extra-curricular learning programs built on a … Keep reading Dealing with Anxiety