Pathways to Sleep IC. From Health to Sleep–The Stress Reduction Pathway
Stress-reduction is a no-nonsense pathway. It is specifically intended to help people get and stay healthy—and one of the ma…
Alignment of Mind, Body and Soul
I believe that psychology and psychiatry have gone needlessly far afield in their search for the causes and cures of psychol…
Stress: A Healthcare Challenge
The cliff analogy can be used to examine many different health issues, and this paper will examine stress as a heath issue u…
Managing Our Stress as Professionals
Raise your hand if this scene is familiar: You are raising a family, balancing priorities between work, school and family ob…
Is Hope the New Antibiotic for Physical Illness?
Building on the concept of hope and moving forward to modern times, there are many neuroscientists and psychologists, along …
The Four Tiers of Health Psychology and Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s is a disorder that is rather mysterious. The causes are elusive and there are no actual treatment for the disord…
Health Psychology: A Comprehensive Perspective
Dr. Camara Phyllis Jones of the American Public Health Organization offers a wonderful metaphor that sets the stage for a co…
The Incidence of Anxiety and Depression in Physical Therapy Students: III. Methods
Approximately 300 physical therapy students from accredited physical therapy programs throughout the United States were recr…
The Incidence of Anxiety and Depression in Physical Therapy Students. II. Hypothesis, Research Question and Literature Review
Physical therapy as a professional program has not been studied in terms of connecting the stress level inherent in this cou…
The Incidence of Anxiety and Depression in Physical Therapy Students. I. Setting the Stage
In this study, the aim was to research the varying anxiety and depression levels of students enrolled in professional physic…