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How has the stress from a difficult year changed your brain and what can you do about it? Stress changes your brain and has physical, mental and cognitive side effects. Many Canadians report drastically increased stress rates during the pandemic. Psychology professor Leslie Roos joins Dr. Brian Goldman to share proven, evidence based strategies for managing stress and feeling better. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 03, 2021 9:37 PM ET | Last Updated: February 4 Canadians have seen their stress levels increase since the onset of the pandemic, and experts worry there could be long-term health consequences as a result.(Credit: iStock/Getty Images) ....
Winnipeg Free Press photos by RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Maples Collegiate student Brody McQueen has worked on various wall panels intended to spread hopeful, uplifting messages that aren’t ‘toxic positivity.’ It was only fitting the panels on which students were tasked with painting comforting messages in Brody McQueen’s Grade 12 art class this term were customized to be six-feet tall. It was only fitting the panels on which students were tasked with painting comforting messages in Brody McQueen’s Grade 12 art class this term were customized to be six-feet tall. Be the reason someone feels heard, states the board made by McQueen and his project partner, Shakira Rampersad. ....