Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D.

Psychologist; Author, 'The Now Effect'; Co-author, 'A Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Workbook'

Over the course of this upcoming election many of us have been inundated with a barrage of data that adds on to the stress we're already feeling in everyday life. The problem is, this is a recipe for an ongoing stress cycle.

Paula Davis-Laack

Lawyer turned stress & resilience expert

If you're one of the many millions of people who are in need of a break, putting your stress into words can have powerful positive effects.

Denise Scarbro

Author, Blogger

Stress is not something that happens to us as a result of outside influences. We can choose how we react to outside stimuli when they occur. We can either find a way to change a situation, or we can accept it.

Dr. Karuna Sabnani

Naturopathic doctor; founder, Karuna Naturopathic Healthcare; health and beauty advisor, Iman Cosmetics

Welcome to the sardonic comedy of our time: Rushing to Relax. Do you have symptoms of "Time Deficit Disorder"? Can you relate?

Sharon Frey

Media Relations Specialist and practitioner of Christian Science

I yearned to find a peaceful frame of mind from which to address the situation. It was time for some soul searching. One way I approach this is through stories told by the world's great spiritual teachers.

Ron Culberson, MSW, CSP

Author, humorist, speaker, and former hospice social worker.

Stress is all around you. Can you see it? Or is stress all around you because you see it?

Maura Henninger, N.D.

Naturopathic Physician

In the interest of our own physical health, it's time to step away from post-election hysteria. Where does one begin? Going back to Lao-Tze's tenet, it starts with language: both what we tell ourselves and the words we use to communicate to others.