Emotional stress
Scientists discovered: A simple daily habit increases life expectancy by 15%
Studies point to a connection between a positive emotional state and a longer life expectancy, highlighting the importance of managing stress and anger for both physical and mental health.
"Anxiety can actually help": The psychologist who explains how to win the Eurovision
The unspoken truth behind parsley is revealed
The war may be over, but the stress remains and it is dangerous
Feeling anger? You need to learn to choose not to be angry
Recognizing your triggers and anticipating your anger – be it with a stranger, the government, a colleague, your partner or your family – are crucial for moving on.
Why do our stomachs 'flip over' when we're emotional?
You’re about to go into a stressful meeting and your stomach turns upside down. What actually happens in the body to connect mental sensations to physical ones, and can this be prevented?
How to cope with emotional triggers
I will describe some coping tools that were used to help three of my clients deal with negative trigger situations in their lives.
How entrepreneurs should deal with regret - opinion
You never know what someone else is going through - opinion
Be careful because either you might hurt someone’s heart, or you could be the messenger from an angel.
Seven skin sins: These seven mistakes damage your skin
We make mistakes every day which cause damage to our facial skin. The new year is the time to get rid of bad habits and adopt new, better ones so that your skin will look great.
Some people age faster than others. Here’s why
Several recent studies have revealed a powerful anti-aging protein. The problem is that this protein is in a significant amount in only one in five people.
Schools to reopen in South, Center on Sunday
Following the removal of the Home Front Command restrictions, the Ministry of Education is preparing for schools to reopen on Sunday.
Staying Positive When Times Are Tough
Stress and anxiety caused by smartphone use revealed in new TAU study
An excessive amount of time spent on social media is also likely to cause teeth-grinding and facial muscle pain.
