Protecting Mental Health

Protecting Mental Health

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Study reveals lasting impact of compassion training on moral expansiveness
Study reveals lasting impact of compassion training on moral expansiveness
Training in compassion through Compassion Focused Therapy significantly expanded participants' moral circles, increasing concern for a wider range of beings, including family, strangers, animals, and the environment, with effects growing stronger over a three-month period.
·psypost.org·
Study reveals lasting impact of compassion training on moral expansiveness
(PDF) Recovery From Burnout During a One-Year Rehabilitation Intervention With Six-Month Follow-Up: Associations With Coping Strategies
(PDF) Recovery From Burnout During a One-Year Rehabilitation Intervention With Six-Month Follow-Up: Associations With Coping Strategies
PDF | This study explored burnout and coping longitudinally by applying a person-oriented approach to employees (n = 85) referred for burnout... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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(PDF) Recovery From Burnout During a One-Year Rehabilitation Intervention With Six-Month Follow-Up: Associations With Coping Strategies
10 Hard Things We Should All Do for Ourselves More Often
10 Hard Things We Should All Do for Ourselves More Often
Don't avoid doing these hard things for yourself. Your mind and body both need to be exercised to gain strength, consistently.
Which team succeeded in the end? The team that took consistent daily action. Why? Because what we do EVERY day defines us! Today’s progress is always compounded by yesterday’s effort, no matter how small.
In most cases, problems like these are not caused not by a physically present limitation, but by a weakness of the mind — specifically, a lack of self-discipline.
We put the hard things off until tomorrow — because the “weather” is bad — until we’ve lost our edge. We grow accustomed to the idea that things should be easier than they are, and that waiting another day or two makes the best sense. Then one day we wake up and we’re emotionally incapable of doing the hard things that must be done — it’s too late.
Remember, many great things can be done in a day if you don’t always make that day tomorrow. Take positive action and plant the right seeds in your life right now. Nature herself does not distinguish between what seeds she receives. She grows whatever seeds are planted. This is the way life works. Be mindful of the seeds you plant today, as they will become the crop you harvest tomorrow.
·marcandangel.com·
10 Hard Things We Should All Do for Ourselves More Often
“We're healthiest when we're in nature” – we ask a doctor why the outdoors is so great for mental health, and how to get more of it
“We're healthiest when we're in nature” – we ask a doctor why the outdoors is so great for mental health, and how to get more of it
We speak to Integrative Medicine Physician Dr Suzanne Bartlett Hackenmiller on why spending time in nature is so beneficial for mental health, and get her tips for squeezing it in
·advnture.com·
“We're healthiest when we're in nature” – we ask a doctor why the outdoors is so great for mental health, and how to get more of it
Breathwork study: Largest controlled trial to date finds no psychological benefits beyond placebo effect
Breathwork study: Largest controlled trial to date finds no psychological benefits beyond placebo effect
Scientists have found that coherent breathing may not be more effective than a placebo in reducing stress or improving mental health. The findings, emerging from one of the largest and most robustly controlled trials in this area, suggest that the benefits of coherent breathing may not be as significant as previously thought.
·psypost.org·
Breathwork study: Largest controlled trial to date finds no psychological benefits beyond placebo effect