In life and at work, stress is inevitable. But cumulative stress can be incredibly damaging to our physical and mental health.
When stress builds up, βwe may experience a βshort circuitβ in the parts of our brain responsible for thoughts and emotions, and become stuck in a [negative] loop,β says Leanne Williams, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine. βThese short circuits arenβt a form of weakness or a personality flaw β theyβre biology interacting with our experience. And everyone experiences them at some point.β
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