...time. So it’s important to differentiate between acute time-limited stressors and chronic stressors. I think there has been an increase in chronic stress. When you have chronic stress, you have...

One of our 10 Trends for 2013 is the idea that we’re entering a Super Stress Era, with stressors mounting and multiplying, and stress becoming recognized as a significant medical...

...due to stress, and more than 4 in 10 have experienced stress-related health problems themselves. As stress rises, the ramifications for the physical and mental health of populations will be...

The American Dream endures for a majority of Americans, but it’s losing its luster. Our September trend report, “American Dream in the Balance,” tracks how perceptions of the...

...growth process. As a society, we’re also gaining a greater understanding of psychology and mental health, and the influence that it has in how our body reacts to stress. For...

...months. “Ruby’s Frazzled Cafe is a simple, pressure-free way of tackling what can be a taboo subject—feeling stressed,” Marks & Spencer retail director Sacha Berendji stated in a press release....

...a source of stress, second only to personal finances, which 48% cite as a source of stress. 73% say stress is a top risk factor related to becoming unwell. In...

...founder Ben van Berkle believes more US companies will install stress pods, as stress-related illnesses cost the US economy $300 billion per year. Via Dezeen. –”Experiential color is here to...

Among our 10 Trends for 2013 is The Super Stress Era: the idea that governments, employers and brands will ramp up efforts to address stress as it mounts around the...

...a fully ordained Tibetan Buddhist monk, and I used to be a creative in an advertising agency. We met because I was stressed at work and he taught me meditation,...