Reducing stress at work is both simpler and harder than it seems at first glance. As a psychologist who specializes in anxiety and works in Downtown Los Angeles, I want to give you a few tips to reduce your stress at work… and be more productive. Meet Ian. Ian just accepted a new job at a law firm in Downtown
It’s hard to get a good night’s sleep. Maybe it’s work stress, too much screen time, or something you haven’t quite figured out yet that keeps you up. Maybe you’re waking up after going to bed on time but you’re still not refreshed and ready for the day. I know it’s hard to get, but sleep is important to preserving
People tend to see emotions like anger, sadness, or fear as bad things; at best they’re a distraction, at worst a weakness. There’s a perception that these feelings disrupt logical thinking and lead to bad decisions—that negative emotions simply get in our way. You can even hear it in how we often use emotions as insults: “God, you’re so emotional,”