It’s National Stress Awareness Month, which means it’s a good time to sign up for CNN’s Stress, But Less newsletter. Our six-part mindfulness guide will inspire you to reduce stress while learning how ...

While anxiety helps us spot danger and avoid it, too much anxiety and experiencing anxiety when something is not dangerous can be very upsetting for children. It can also keep children from engaging ...

Americans have been worrying about the negative health impact of our fast pace of life since the Industrial Revolution, but in the last few decades, the concept of “stress” has spread to almost every ...

Stress can seriously impact your physical and mental health if not managed properly. Stress is an inevitable part of life, and everyone experiences it at some point. Whether it's from work pressures, ...

Ambitious professionals and aspiring leaders alike must learn to manage stress; unchecked, it will negatively impact ...

Altering attention diminishes worry more powerfully than trying to directly conquer emotional aspects of anxiety. Anxiety can feel tremendously uncomfortable, unsettling, and discombobulating. Whether ...

Doctors have long known stress is bad for the body, but a new study backs it up. It says work-related strain can put people at risk for atrial fibrillation — an irregular, rapid heart rhythm that ...

The chances are fairly high that either you or a loved one has had a history of anxiety. In any given year about 17% of us will have an anxiety disorder—and over our lives, about 28% of us will have ...

Most people don't grow up thinking their family was toxic. The word sounds dramatic, reserved for extreme cases involving ...

Stress does not affect only individuals. Over time, it can quietly begin shaping the emotional climate of a relationship.

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As we mark Stress Awareness Month in April, I know there’s so much to be stressed out—mass shootings, wars around the world, the pandemic’s long-term effects and the daily stresses of living and ...