According to ‘The State of Happiness 2023’ report by consulting firm HappyPlus, negative or unhappy experiences are on the rise with 35 per cent of the respondents stating that they have felt such emotions compared to 33 per cent in 2022. Read more
Guwahati, Mar 19 (PTI) Negative emotions such as stress, anger, sadness and worry have increased among Indians post-COVID-19 pandemic with struggle and suffering increasing in recent times, a study has found. According to ‘The State of Happiness 2023’ report by consulting firm HappyPlus, negative or unhappy experiences are on the rise with 35 per cent …
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Synopsis Data from psychological health platform InnerHour shows that the volume of callers seeking counselling support on its helplines is 6-7 times of what it was during the pre-pandemic times. The level of stress and anxiety among professionals is the same as last year, showing no signs of ebbing even though life and business are …
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The Covid-19 pandemic might be showing signs of waning, but India Inc continues to remain distressed. The constant cycle of stress for people over the last two years without any break or time to develop any kind of a coping mechanism has led to mental and emotional exhaustion and burnout, said mental health experts. Read …
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The Covid-19 pandemic may be showing signs of abating but India Inc remains distressed. People’s constant cycle of stress over the past two years without a break or time to develop some sort of coping mechanism has led to mental and emotional exhaustion and burnout, mental health experts said. Read more
The Covid-19 pandemic could be displaying indicators of waning, however India Inc continues to stay distressed. The fixed cycle of stress for folks over the past two years with none break or time to develop any sort of a coping mechanism has led to mental and emotional exhaustion and burnout, stated mental health specialists. Read …
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The Covid-19 pandemic might be showing signs of waning, but India Inc continues to remain distressed. The constant cycle of stress for people over the last two years without any break or time to develop any kind of a coping mechanism has led to mental and emotional exhaustion and burnout, said mental health experts. Read …
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