Burnout and Chinese medicine - Part 1 :Purpose - how to find it again
Well, this turned out to be a series... Answering a subscribers request for a video about burnout, then asking for more subscriber questions... here's my tak...
(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
Shared from Copilot: How long will my burnout last? - Thrive Global
Either you have just started realizing some symptoms, or have been far in the recovery, this question might be one of your main occupations. Hints from recent researches.
Neuroscientists reveal how dopamine and serotonin shape our social decisions in new breakthrough
In a pioneering study published in Nature Human Behavior, researchers from Virginia Tech and collaborators have made significant strides in understanding the neurochemical basis of social interactions, focusing on the roles of dopamine and serotonin.
The researchers found that dopamine appeared to function as a kind of continuous tracking system, closely monitoring and reacting to whether each new offer in the game was better or worse than the one before it. This suggests that dopamine may be integral to evaluating changes in our environment and adjusting our expectations and decisions accordingly. In contrast, serotonin’s activity was more focused on the immediate value of the current offer, irrespective of past offers. This indicates that serotonin may be responsible for assessing the present situation on a case-by-case basis, without the influence of prior outcomes.
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Is Cortisol The Reason You Keep Waking Up At 3 A.M.?
On TikTok, wellness influencers say that if you're routinely waking up in the middle of the night, high cortisol levels are to blame. The experts say it's more complicated than that.
How Chronic Stress Impacts Your Health And Drives Adrenal Dysfunction
In today’s episode, I talk with Drs. Elizabeth Boham, Izabella Wentz, and Rangan Chatterjee about the link between chronic stress, cortisol, and adrenal dysfunction and how to choose joy to reduce stress.
After a long day of having to make high-pressured decisions about so many different things, I had absolutely nothing left in me to make any more choices. And this isn't the first time this sort of thing has happened to me - it's called decision fatigue, it's very real, and it's very likely you've experienced it at some point too.