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Esther Sternberg M.dPsychology Today |
Parse, prioritize, and act to make your stress response work for you.
Breathe deeply, walk a labyrinth, forest bathe, drink tea, and have compassion.
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Take walking breaks in nature, share a meal, and go offline with work friends.
Walk 30 minutes daily to reduce stress, sleep well, and improve your mood.
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