Thursday, June 19, 2008
Change
Back as a student in the late 1970s, I completed my senior independent study project in the Department of Healthcare Administration. Under the guidance of Professor John Hershey, we were studying
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Walking a Tightrope
Jennifer (not her real name) used the Find Your Metaphor approach to diagnosing her frazzle. Jennifer has a high level job in city government where there is constant pressure to reduce budgets while
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Finding Your Own Metaphor
In the last issue, we read about the "cognitive dysfunction," that results from feeling frazzled. Chronic stress has also been implicated in affects on our physical health. As early as the 1900s,
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Frazzle
Many people feel overwhelmed, especially this time of year. Dr. Amy Arnsten, a Professor of Neurobiology at Yale University, adds a whole new level of insight to "being frazzled." In her article, "
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Is_It_Overwhelm?
I am looking out my window at 6 inches of freshly fallen snow. It's a good day to be inside, reflecting on the growth and learning of 2007 and anticipating what gifts and challenges 2008 will bring.
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Who hasn’t felt overwhelmed, exhausted or isolated by the changes in the past decade? Research tells us that sharing stories makes a powerful contribution towards community sanity. Below are some statistics from recent research and some illustrative stories that have appeared in our newsletter Stats& Stories. (click here to subscribe)
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Change
Back as a student in the late 1970s, I completed my senior independent study project in the Department of Healthcare Administration. Under the guidance of Professor John Hershey, we were studying
Read More...
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Walking a Tightrope
Jennifer (not her real name) used the Find Your Metaphor approach to diagnosing her frazzle. Jennifer has a high level job in city government where there is constant pressure to reduce budgets while
Read More...
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Finding Your Own Metaphor
In the last issue, we read about the "cognitive dysfunction," that results from feeling frazzled. Chronic stress has also been implicated in affects on our physical health. As early as the 1900s,
Read More...
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Frazzle
Many people feel overwhelmed, especially this time of year. Dr. Amy Arnsten, a Professor of Neurobiology at Yale University, adds a whole new level of insight to "being frazzled." In her article, "
Read More...
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Is_It_Overwhelm?
I am looking out my window at 6 inches of freshly fallen snow. It's a good day to be inside, reflecting on the growth and learning of 2007 and anticipating what gifts and challenges 2008 will bring.
Read More...
About Stats and Stories
Who hasn’t felt overwhelmed, exhausted or isolated by the changes in the past decade? Research tells us that sharing stories makes a powerful contribution towards community sanity. Below are some statistics from recent research and some illustrative stories that have appeared in our newsletter Stats& Stories. (click here to subscribe)
Submit your own Sane Moment(100-500 words)
Go to archive
