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Stress and Ageing

Stress and Ageing

by Rachel Penn | Apr 22, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Stress and Ageing How Chronic Pressure Speeds Up the Ageing Process We all know stress isn’t good for us, but did you know that chronic stress can actually make you age faster? And no, we’re not just talking about a few extra grey hairs. We’re talking about deep,...
The Power of Perception

The Power of Perception

by Rachel Penn | Apr 21, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

The Power of Perception Why Two People Experience the Same Stress Differently Imagine two colleagues facing the same tight deadline. One remains calm and focused, seeing it as an exciting challenge. The other feels overwhelmed, anxious, and unable to concentrate. But...
Why Relationships Trigger Anxiety

Why Relationships Trigger Anxiety

by Rachel Penn | Apr 17, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Why Relationships Trigger Anxiety Attachment Styles and Stress Romantic relationships can be a source of joy, connection, and support, but for many, they are also a major cause of stress and anxiety. The reason often lies in your attachment style, a psychological...
The Science of Hugs

The Science of Hugs

by Rachel Penn | Apr 15, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

The Science of Hugs How Oxytocin Helps You Manage Stress A warm hug can do more than just make you feel good,  it can actually improve your mental health. At the heart of this phenomenon is oxytocin, often called the “love hormone,” which plays a crucial role in...
Stress and Heart Health

Stress and Heart Health

by Rachel Penn | Apr 14, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Stress and Heart Health Understanding the Mind-Body Connection When we think about heart health, factors like diet, exercise, and genetics often come to mind. However, growing psychological research reveals that stress plays a significant role in cardiovascular...
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