mental health
physical wellness
power of thought
stress and coping
mind-body
100

This mental health condition is often characterized by feelings of persistent sadness and loss of interest in activities.

Depression

100

This body system is activated when the body is under stress, increasing heart rate and blood pressure.

sympathetic nervous system

100

This theory suggests that positive thinking can lead to better health outcomes, including lower levels of stress.

mind-body connection

100

This technique involves focusing on the present moment to reduce stress and enhance mental clarity.

mindfulness

100

This practice, originating in India, uses physical postures and breathing exercises to connect the mind and body.

yoga

200

This therapy method focuses on changing negative thought patterns to influence emotions and behaviors.

cognitive behavioral therapy CBT

200

Exercise, especially aerobic exercise, can release these "feel-good" chemicals in the brain.

endorphins

200

This phenomenon occurs when patients experience real health improvements after receiving a placebo, believing it’s an active treatment.

placebo effect

200

This stress-reducing technique often involves progressive muscle relaxation or deep breathing.

progressive muscle relaxation PMR

200

This form of therapy involves manipulating the body’s energy flow by applying pressure to certain points.

acupuncture 

300

This hormone, often referred to as the “stress hormone,” is released during times of stress.

cortisol

300

This type of exercise can benefit both the mind and body by reducing anxiety and improving flexibility.

yoga

300

This term describes the ability of the mind to influence the body’s healing process.

mind-body medicine

300

This type of stress is caused by external factors like work deadlines or life events.

external stress

300

This technique focuses on deep relaxation, mental clarity, and balance, often involving guided imagery.

guided imagery

400

This mental health disorder involves persistent, excessive worry that interferes with daily life.

anxiety 

400

This practice involves deep, rhythmic breathing to promote relaxation and reduce tension.

diaphragmatic breathing

400

This technique involves visualizing a positive outcome or goal to enhance mental and physical performance.

visualization

400

This hormone is often produced during times of high stress and can have both beneficial and harmful effects on the body.

adrenaline

400

This mind-body technique involves movements, gestures, and postures to improve overall health and reduce tension.

tai chi

500

This type of therapy uses talk-based treatments to help people understand their emotions and thoughts.

psychotherapy

500

This activity, when practiced regularly, can reduce stress and improve cognitive function.

meditation

500

This term refers to an emotional state that can have both psychological and physical effects on the body, often resulting in tension and pain.

stress

500

This form of therapy focuses on helping individuals manage stress through lifestyle changes and coping skills.

stress management therapy

500

This therapy aims to harmonize the body’s physical and energetic state, promoting relaxation and self-healing.

energy therapy

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