Sentences with phrase «stressed over topic»

If you're thinking about blogging — and you should — don't get too stressed over topic.

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Over the past three years, Ms. Vuolo has taught classes for young adults on various wellness topics including time management, stress reduction, sleep hygiene, physical fitness, nutrition, mindfulness and study skills.

The Junior Professional Management Program consists of six modules of 3 days each (over the weekend), covering topics such as communication and conflict management, time management and dealing with stress, personnel, project management and negotiations, and leadership.

The topic of stress has received much attention over the last several decades, and there is much controversy over exactly what stress is.

Over the course of the year, they cover topics like bullying, collaboration, and stress management.

James Scott Bell, Tracy Hahn - Burkett, and Steven James weigh in on the related topics of burnout, frustration, and stressing yourself out over meeting your writing goals.

Too many people get stuck at the starting line with book publishing, stressing out over finding the perfect topic and forming their idea.

As of this writing, the same journal search for «animal shelter» that yields a mere 150 publications before 2001 brings back over 800 citations from between 2001 and today on topics ranging from disease recognition and testing to enrichment techniques for alleviating stress in shelter animals.

After looking over my opinion piece I wanted to stress the discussion on the topic.

Your income does not affect your premiums in Auto Insurance (the topic you selected), Life Insurance, Health Insurance, Group Insurance, Disability Insurance, Dental, Vision - I am sure that this is something that is bothering you and is an area that you should not stress over.

He has given over a thousand media interviews, including magazines, online magazines, TV and radio talk shows around the world, giving his advice on various psychological topics including: parenting, relationship issues, depression, healing from past traumas, stress and anger management.»

In addition to his work in private practice, Dr. Reiser has written extensively over the years on topics including; Post Traumatic Stress Disorders, Bipolar Disorders, and issues concerning clinical supervision efficacy using outcome evaluations and the review of available instruments used in CBT supervision.

Topics such as working together as a family, building new friendships, stress management in times of transition, and cultivating an optimistic perspective are discussed and families are encouraged to make plans to assist their teenagers over this time.