...Elise Tosatti; Lana Khamash Purpose This case study describes pilot implementation of Nalanda Institute’s Compassion-Based Resilience Training (CBRT) with community care providers in New York City (NYC) to protect them from stress and trauma impacts and nurture their capacity to deliver skillful...

... and practitioner communities. In addition to apprehensions about the quality of education, there are concerns raised about the impact of the pressure deriving from the workload of the accelerated degree. The authors’ assessment considers a potential increase in stress and other more acute state of mental health...

...Woody Caan © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only --> Inequalities Social anxiety Stress This book carries the subtitle “How more equal societies reduce stress, restore sanity and improve everyone’s well-being”, so I eagerly...

...Brandon L. Gray; Samuel Gaster; Christina Early; Amanda Reed Purpose Healthcare professionals work in high stress environments and may benefit from organizational efforts that enhance coping abilities. Community-based psychological first aid (CBPFA) is an evidence-informed program designed...

...Lauren A. Clay; Alex Greer Purpose Stress has considerable impacts on human health, potentially leading to issues such as fatigue, anxiety and depression. Resource loss, a common outcome of disasters, has been found to contribute to stress among disaster survivors. Prior research focuses heavily...

... by other employees as normal. Originality/value The paper highlights the importance of a proactive management approach to managing mental ill health. Jill Joyce can be contacted at: jill.joyce@iosh.co.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Work related mental ill health Stress...

... Publishing Limited 2011 Stress Medical model of mental illness Stigma Discrimination Heroin An editorial in Psychiatric Bulletin in 2005 began with the words, “Few treatments are more controversial than the prescribing of injectable heroin (diamorphine) to heroin addicts.” (Luty, 2005...

... in the pathogenesis of depression, and the putative links with stress biology during exposure to chronic stress, with the aim of placing this into a context of potential new therapeutics. Design/methodology/approach Substantive reviews published during the last ten years were identified in a search of the Pubmed...

... for individual health and the associated need for NHS care. There is growing evidence that financial problems are associated with stress‐related ill health, both mental and physical. This ar ticle summarises the London Health Forum's repor t on the relationship between personal debt and health in London...

...Nicola Coe Many people delay or never seek professional help for stress and depression. There is limited research on this topic using qualitative methodologies, but even less exploring the attitudes of the general population.This study explores the attitudes and preferences of the general...