Town Square
Self-Care Awareness Month Highlights The Causes And Solutions To Stress
Posted on · Mental health experts examine ways to reduce stress and why the term "self-care" is misunderstood.
Tag: stress
Houston Matters
Addressing Post-Pandemic Stress In Our Lives (July 9, 2021)
Posted on · On Friday's show: A new survey says Houstonians aren't addressing their post-pandemic stress, what local teachers can do to help students catch up in the coming school year, and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news.
Town Square
Is “Trauma” The Tax Houstonians Pay For Living In Texas?
Posted on · Nearly 80 people have died as a result of the storm and subsequent power failures, according to the Associated Press. Are natural and manmade disasters a part of living in Texas?
Houston Matters
Pandemics, A Recession, And Civil Unrest Can All Contribute To Sleep Disorders
Posted on · COVID-19, the economic crash, and mass protests in the streets have all made it more difficult to get a good night's sleep, according to a Houston sleep expert.
Houston Matters
Houstonians Share Their Pet Peeves About Life In The Bayou City
Posted on · Houston Matters offers you a chance to share with the rest of Greater Houston your pet peeves about life here.
Houston Matters
Study: Stress And Even OCD Symptoms On The Rise After 2016 Election
Posted on · Research from Baylor College of Medicine indicates that, following the 2016 election, many individuals have reported intrusive thoughts -- and even ritualistic behaviors -- associated with anxiety and stress related specifically to the state of politics.
Houston Matters
UH Researcher Examines Health Disparities In Houston
Posted on · Houston Matters learns about a grant to study health disparities and cultural predictors of health behavior in the African-American community.
Hurricane Harvey
The Rain Has Stopped: So Why Are So Many Harvey Survivors Feeling Worse?
Posted on · It’s called Acute Stress Disorder, experts say, and it occurs two to four weeks after exposure to a trauma
Houston Matters
Helping Firefighters Extinguish Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Posted on · A new report released last week by the International Association of Fire Fighters says firefighters and paramedics experience post-traumatic stress disorder at rates comparable to combat veterans. To learn why PTSD is so prevalent in the firefighting community, we talk with Houston Fire Department staff psychologist Dr. Jana Tran. She worked at the Houston VA […]
Houston Matters
The Art of Heartfulness Meditation
Posted on · We learn about the art of heartfulness meditation from one of its Houston practitioners.
Houston Matters
Yoga Meditation to Relieve Stress
Posted on · We meet two local practitioners of yoga meditation, Lataa and Anil Nair. They discuss how it can help relieve stress.
Houston Matters
Avoiding Job Burnout: It’s a Job Unto Itself
Posted on · Job burnout is something many of us will deal with at one time or another. A job might be too stressful or too boring. You might have challenging co-workers, or dysfunctional management, or unreasonable expectations to meet. Whatever the reason, there comes a time for most of us when we just feel like weâve had […]
Houston Matters
How Do Houston Doctors Keep from Burning Out?
Posted on · Have a high stress job? Feel like youâre burning out a bit? It happens to a lot of Houstonians â notably to physicians, who too often spend more time with paperwork and less with their patients. We discuss whatâs behind physician burnout, and how it impacts the doctor-patient relationship.
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Medical Burnout, Student Debt, and B-Corps: Houston Matters for Monday, Sept. 22, 2014
Posted on · Have a high stress job? Feel like you're burning out a bit? It happens to a lot of Houstonians – notably to physicians, who too often spend more time with paperwork and less with their patients. On this edition of Houston Matters, we discuss what's behind physician burnout, and how it impacts the doctor-patient relationship. […]
Houston Matters
When Is Anger Bad Enough to Seek Treatment?
Posted on · Traffic, the heat, fast-paced workplaces — these Houston characteristics alone can make your blood boil at times. But when does getting angry become enough of a problem to seek treatment? We talk it over with behavioral psychologist Michael Winters.