January 18 is the most depressing day of the year according to psychologist Cliff Arnal from University’s Cardiff Centre for Lifelong Learning and an expert on seasonal affective disorders.

Washington, Jan 15 (ANI): Employees who are harassed at workplace may be more vulnerable to stress, leading to mental and physical ailments like higher body weight and heart disease.

Employees faced with heavier workloads and higher expectations from their bosses can rekindle a sense of job satisfaction, Ruth Mantell writes in her On the Job column. Read this story and more in Personal Finance Daily.

These "teachers" expect their players to handle adversity with grace, so why can’t they?

Celebrity cook and butter aficionado Paula Deen has finally admitted to the world she is diabetic, something that shouldn't surprise longtime Juice* readers, since I told you about that way back in May 2011 . But did you know she was diagnosed THREE YEARS AGO?!? Gee, I can't wait to hear her explain why she kept selling recipes like her Double Chocolate Gooey Butter Cake and Deep Fried Lasagna ...

Everyone has stress, it's about how you deal with it.

Westport naturopathic physician Paul Epstein will be at the Norwalk Library Jan. 25 to share his recent book "Happiness Through Meditation." He is depicted here canoeing down the Colorado River during a silent meditation retreat.

The Professional Footballers' Association is sending a 36-page guidebook to its 4,000 members in English football to help them cope with the stresses of life in football. The booklet - originally announced in June - will also be made available … Continue reading →

We deal with stress on a daily basis — whether it is good stress, such as getting married, or bad stress, such as the death of a loved one, and all levels of stress in between.

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