Though the treatment has received its fair share of wariness, it could provide immediate relief for patients experience treatment-resistant depression.
A simple 10-minute writing exercise to reduce anxiety has been shown to reduce test failure rates by over half.
Instead of throwing their bubble wrap into the garbage, this university is recycling the packaging by using it as anti-stress therapy for their students.
If the old adage "you are what you eat" is true, then it also stands to reason that we are what we see as well.
If your livelihood has ever been negatively affected by reoccurring nightmares, this pilot study might offer hope for a treatment.
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