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The Science Behind Fight or Flight

The Science Behind Fight or Flight

by Rachel Penn | Apr 8, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

The Science Behind Fight or Flight What Happens in Your Brain Under Stress When faced with a threat, whether it’s a looming deadline or a life-threatening situation, your body activates the fight or flight response. This evolutionary survival mechanism prepares you to...
How Chronic Stress Rewires Your Brain

How Chronic Stress Rewires Your Brain

by Rachel Penn | Apr 7, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

How Chronic Stress Rewires Your Brain The Role of Cortisol and Neuroplasticity Stress is often seen as a fleeting reaction to life’s pressures, but when it becomes chronic, it can significantly alter the brain’s structure and function. Recent neuroscience research...
Exploring Eustress vs. Distress

Exploring Eustress vs. Distress

by Rachel Penn | Apr 5, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Exploring Eustress vs. Distress Can Stress Be Good? Stress is often painted as the enemy , the cause of burnout, mental health issues, and poor cognitive performance. However, neuroscience reveals that stress isn’t inherently bad. In fact, a certain type of stress,...
“You Don’t Look Depressed”

“You Don’t Look Depressed”

by Rachel Penn | Apr 4, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

“You Don’t Look Depressed” The Harm of Judging Mental Health by Appearance Imagine opening up about your struggles with depression, only to be met with “But you don’t look depressed.” Maybe you’re smiling in photos, holding down a job, or socialising occasionally- -so...
How Small Comments Can Reinforce Mental Health Stigma

How Small Comments Can Reinforce Mental Health Stigma

by Rachel Penn | Apr 3, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

How Small Comments Can Reinforce Mental Health Stigma The Words We Use Matter Words have power. They shape our perceptions, influence how we see ourselves and others, and can either break down stigma or reinforce it. When it comes to mental health, the language we use...
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