Browsing: wellbeing

Dr George Wright, Dental Protection’s recently appointed dental director, has said that supporting dental professionals’ wellbeing, and helping them to manage advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) safely, are both key priorities in his new role

A Bolton woman living with a life-limiting illness has praised Bolton Hospice’s Wellbeing Hub, describing it as an “absolute safe haven” that has helped her cope with some of the most difficult moments of her life

Money raised by Bronglais League of Friends is helping fund wellbeing activities for staff

A child well-being initiative backed by Mayor Kirk Watson and other local groups is advancing this summer following a comprehensive review of local childhood trends and outcomes. The new research will inform a multi-year plan intended to make Austin “the best place in America to be a kid.”

Mumbai, Aug 21: Student wellbeing across India plummets from 62 per cent in Grade 8 to 43 per cent in senior grades, as anxiety, low energy, frustration, loneliness, and sadness peak among students in Grades 11 and 12, a study has stated

SLEEP DISTURBANCE in cirrhosis has long been recognised as a major but under-addressed driver of reduced wellbeing, yet this study suggested that the pattern and regularity of sleep over time may be more clinically informative than traditional single-night assessments. Using six months of wearable data, researchers found that sleep regularity was the strongest sleep-related factor…

Student wellbeing in India declines sharply through the senior school years, the Student Well-Being Pulse Report by IC3 Institute has found. The report is a part of a wider study on student suicide aversion, which focuses on mental health and well-being. The proportion of students reporting high overall wellbeing fell from 62% in Grade 8…

Join us for the Autumn edition of our ‘Wellbeing Walks’ series where each season we invite an artist to create an engaging experience that explores the interconnectedness of the wellbeing of self with the wellbeing of the natural world

A mural-covered BYTE building in downtown Whitehorse, home to the youth empowerment organization. (Google Maps)

College students often struggle to regulate emotions under changing academic and social stress, highlighting the need for interventions targeting adaptive emotion regulation (ER). Here, we tested a 5-week online intervention designed to enhance ER and cognitive flexibility in college students. Participants (N = 39) were pseudo-randomly assigned to the experimental (N = 20) or control (N = 19) group, with higher…