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Staying Motivated After Workplace Setbacks

Staying Motivated After Workplace Setbacks

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

Staying Motivated After Workplace Setbacks The Role of Dopamine  Setbacks at work are inevitable. Missed deadlines, failed pitches, job rejections, performance reviews that don’t go as hoped, these moments can knock our confidence, drain our enthusiasm, and make us...
Aiding the UK’s Economic Recovery

Aiding the UK’s Economic Recovery

by Rachel Penn | May 6, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Aiding the UK’s Economic Recovery The Critical Role of Mental Health and Resilience  The UK’s post-pandemic economic recovery is at a crossroads. Inflationary pressures, labour market shortages, and rising mental health issues are converging into a complex national...
How Resilience Supports Return-to-Work Initiatives

How Resilience Supports Return-to-Work Initiatives

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

How Resilience Supports Return-to-Work Initiatives Bridging the Gap The UK’s welfare system is undergoing what’s been called the “biggest shake-up in a generation”, with the Government introducing a sweeping range of measures aimed at getting more people back into the...
Why Stress Eating Happens

Why Stress Eating Happens

by Rachel Penn | May 1, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Why Stress Eating Happens The Science of Cortisol and Cravings Have you ever found yourself reaching for a chocolate bar or a bag of crisps after a stressful day? If so, you’re not alone. Stress eating, also known as emotional eating, is a common response to stress,...
Neuroinflammation and Stress

Neuroinflammation and Stress

by Rachel Penn | Apr 29, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Neuroinflammation and Stress Why Your Brain Needs Calm to Heal Have you ever felt mentally foggy, emotionally drained, or physically exhausted after prolonged stress? That’s not just in your head, stress can actually trigger neuroinflammation, a condition where the...
Get Britain Working

Get Britain Working

by Rachel Penn | Apr 29, 2025 | Blog, Education, eQuoo, Mental Wellbeing, PsycApps, Student Resources

Get Britain Working What The White Paper Really Means In March 2024, the UK Government published its “Get Britain Working” White Paper,  a sweeping statement of intent aiming to reduce long-term economic inactivity and bring more people back into employment. At a...
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