Chronic stress and the brain: how ongoing stress changes attention, memory and mood
Ongoing stress changes attention, memory and mood by acting on the same brain systems. The changes are real, and they ease as the load comes down.
Longer reads from our psychologists, written for the reader who is genuinely working something out.
Ongoing stress changes attention, memory and mood by acting on the same brain systems. The changes are real, and they ease as the load comes down.
Chronic illness and mental health are connected through the same body systems, and small, body-based steps can help you live alongside both.
Perimenopause shifts mood, memory and sense of self, often unseen. A psychologist on why these changes are real, common, and not yours to carry alone.
A psychologist on the body's quiet contribution to anxiety, why the breath often holds patterns the mind has not chosen, and what noticing changes.
Slow paced breathing changes the body and the way anxiety is experienced. A psychologist explains the evidence and where breathing fits inside anxiety care.
Recovery from depression is not one thing. A psychologist explains the gap between symptom relief and personal recovery, drawing on the CHIME framework and recent treatment evidence.
Why depression leads to withdrawal, why motivation often follows action, and what current evidence suggests about starting again. From a Melbourne psychologist.
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