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Reframing our Perception of Stress to Support Heart Health

Reframing our Perception of Stress to Support Heart Health

by Erin Pettygrove | Feb 18, 2026 | Stress Management, Cardiovascular Health

By Erin Pettygrove, RDN If you’ve ever felt your chest tighten before a difficult conversation, noticed your heart race before a big presentation, or realized you’ve been holding your breath during a stressful moment, it’s not a coincidence. Stress directly affects...
Daily Habits to Reduce Everyday and Acute Stress

Daily Habits to Reduce Everyday and Acute Stress

by Sophia Fay & Sharon Brock | Apr 23, 2025 | Social Engagement, Daily Habits, Stress Management, Gratitude & Purpose, Mental Health

By Sophia Fay, BS and  Sharon Brock, MS, MEd Stress is a part of life, and some are able to cope with life’s stressors more skillfully than others. If you find yourself constantly anxious, angry, or shut down, you’re not alone. The good news is that there are things...
Stress and the Microbiome

Stress and the Microbiome

by Maya Shetty | Apr 23, 2025 | Stress Management, Mental Health, Healthful Nutrition

By Maya Shetty, BS  When it comes to our mental state and the ability to manage stress, the brain is often the first suspect. However, our nutrition can also play a significant part in that the trillions of microbes living in our gut, known as our microbiome, hold...
How Exercise Balances Cortisol Levels

How Exercise Balances Cortisol Levels

by M. Javad Ershad | Apr 23, 2025 | Stress Management, Mental Health, Movement & Exercise

By M. Javad Ershad, MD When the alarm goes off in the morning, many feel anxious about the day ahead. Meetings, presentations, and stacks of emails await us and the thought of getting everything done on time can send our minds spiraling. This anxiety can spike our...
4 Ways to Cultivate Joy in Later Life
4 Ways to Cultivate Joy in Later Life
Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX Program Brings Yoga into Healthcare
Stanford Psychiatry’s YogaX Program Brings Yoga into Healthcare
Strength and Power: Why Both Are Important for Women in Midlife and Beyond
Strength and Power: Why Both Are Important for Women in Midlife and Beyond
Weighted Vests, Vibration Plates, Red Light Therapy—Are They Worth The Hype?
Weighted Vests, Vibration Plates, Red Light Therapy—Are They Worth The Hype?
Why Adding “Play” to Workouts Increases Longevity
Why Adding “Play” to Workouts Increases Longevity
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