stress

What's known as "the most wonderful time of the year" can also be the most stressful. From the pressures that come with gift-giving to hosting holiday parties to dealing with the loss of a loved one, the holidays can certainly bring on the blues for many people.

With April being Stress Awareness Month, the folks at WalletHub have released its report on "2022's Most & Least Stressed States."

One simple glass of water can transform your life and you don't even need to drink it.

Here are some quick reminders on things you can do that will help you keep your mind in the middle during the course of a storm.

As we deal with the anxiety and stress of the holiday season, it's important that we find ways to reduce and release those feelings.

The coronavirus pandemic apparently has us so tense in the Bayou State that the folks at WalletHub have deemed us the most stressful state in the United States.

The folks at WalletHub just released the results of a study where they ranked every state from the most stressed to the least.

If holiday stress has you going all crazy, Popeyes has just what you need. Popeyes is selling "Emotional Support Chicken" to help all of that stress melt away.

Traffic, work, hectic family schedule, money issues...you name it, it can stress us out. Do we live in one of the most stressful states? We sure do, and here's why...

Could this unique arrangement of tones, rhythms, and nonrepetitive sounds be the key to better relaxation for you?

The folks at WalletHub just released the results of a study where they ranked every state from the most stressed to the least and our great state came out on top, but the on the wrong end.

It's hard to put a fine point on exactly what stresses people out. Everyone has a different threshold on what gives them stress. We have many things in Louisiana to relieve all of this. Great food, great music and plenty of festivals almost every weekend for us to cut loose and unwind. Apparently, it's not enough. Wallethub.com did a report on the "Most Stressed States In The Country" and here's what they found.

A national survey suggests that people in Louisiana are not as happy and carefree as our day to day life illustrates that we are.

There can be good gained from a lot of things that we consider to be bad. Obviously, moderation and common sense should be applied in each case.

Stress in the workplace isn't new but it does appear to be growing because of one very small device that usually resides in your purse or pocket.

I don't know about you, but within a few hours of President Trump being sworn in, I was on information (or, to be fair, misinformation) overload. Even benign websites featured posts of someone lashing out at someone else. I think the completely distasteful signs being held up by children was the straw that drove me into my post-inauguration bubble.

This election is making people sick. Not just a figure of speech sick but physically ill.

Scientist say there is a magic number of days that can make all the difference between job satisfaction and raving lunatic at the office.

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder but those eyes are affected by stress in what they perceive to be beautiful. It's another scientific fact you can use to impress your friends.

Three Louisiana cities appear to be suffering from high anxiety if you can believe the results of a recent Internet survey.