The war or comparisons between the sexes are alive and kicking, especially as it speaks to Stress. Think that your wife overreacts when you forget to take the dog out, or the garbage can to the front? What about your husband, who is glued to the dial and the remote is now surgically inserted into his palm, who is just trying to guard off the stress from a really tough day at the virtual office.
Think again.
Stress effects genders in very profoundly different ways, and to a far different degree. Want to understand “the other sex” when it comes to stress, so you don’t lose it at the dinner table.
Read this wonderful Wall Street Journal article by Sue Shellenbarger about how stress impacts both genders in different ways and to different degrees. I was honored to provide a few quotes for the piece as well.
Lois Barth
NYC Stress Management Coach
LoisBarth.org
Thursday, March 7, 2013
NYC Life Coach Lois Barth Quoted in the Wall Street Journal
Are You Hard-Wired to be Wired?
Guess what? There’s help on the way. While stress impacts all of us in many different ways, people who are HSP, highly sensitive people experience stress in a more profound and often potentially dangerous way. Are you somebody who is a type AAA? I don’t mean the Automobile Club of America either.
Statistics are that 15-20% of the nation’s population fall under the HSP category, people who let stress get to them, and as a result they are more prone to health conditions, career challenges and a host of other issues, but knowing your wiring allows you to feel less wired when it comes to dealing with stress.
Got stress? Read this wonderful Wall Street Journal article by Sue Shellenbarger about the impact on stress for HSP and what to do about it. I was honored to provide a few quotes for the piece as well.
Lois Barth
NYC Life Coach
LoisBarth.org
Guess what? There’s help on the way. While stress impacts all of us in many different ways, people who are HSP, highly sensitive people experience stress in a more profound and often potentially dangerous way. Are you somebody who is a type AAA? I don’t mean the Automobile Club of America either.
Statistics are that 15-20% of the nation’s population fall under the HSP category, people who let stress get to them, and as a result they are more prone to health conditions, career challenges and a host of other issues, but knowing your wiring allows you to feel less wired when it comes to dealing with stress.
Got stress? Read this wonderful Wall Street Journal article by Sue Shellenbarger about the impact on stress for HSP and what to do about it. I was honored to provide a few quotes for the piece as well.
Lois Barth
NYC Life Coach
LoisBarth.org
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