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Impact of Active Work and Play on your Happiness

Posted on 24/05/2011 in Corporate Care, Stress Management

TL;DR: Finding a balance between work and play greatly impacts overall happiness, influencing both professional and family life. People who view work as playful and have creative control tend to feel more satisfied and enthusiastic, which can positively affect home life and relationships. Greater autonomy at work leads to increased flexibility, relaxation, and overall life satisfaction. The right balance between work and play will have a huge impact on the happiness level of professionals. Less satisfaction with work life can spill into home life and affect one's family and social interactions. The opposite is also true. Those who are more… Read More Here!

Understanding the Link between Obesity and Depression

Posted on 07/05/2011 in Body Image, Depression, Stress Management

TL;DR: Childhood obesity and depression are linked, with each potentially contributing to the other. Stress, social stigma, and lack of support increase risk. Parents can help by monitoring health, providing structure, and seeking professional support. Studies have found that there is a link between obesity and depression in children, although it is not clear if there is a cause and effect relationship or if the two simply go together. In some cases individuals who are obese may be prone to depression because of the social stigma that comes with being overweight or fat. On the other hand, individuals who suffer… Read More Here!