Burnout
by Emily Nagoski and Amelia Nagoski · Emily Nagoski & Amelia Nagoski
The Nagoski sisters separate stressors from the stress response itself, showing why removing a problem leaves the body still activated. Practical chapters cover completing the stress cycle through movement, connection, and rest, with attention to burnout in women.
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The stress section of Insight Timer's meditation library, offering a large free catalog of guided audio sessions from teachers and clinicians, filtered by length and technique. Suited to building a regular practice rather than learning the theory behind it.
APA: Healthy Ways to Handle Life’s Stressors
The American Psychological Association's eleven research-backed tactics for coping with chronic stressors: exercise, sleep routines, social support, cognitive reframing, and relaxation practice. Readers come away able to choose responses supported by psychological evidence rather than habit.
Mayo Clinic Stress Management
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How to Make Stress Your Friend - Kelly McGonigal TED
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An American Psychological Association course on the psychology and physiology of stress: types and sources of stressors, effects on thinking, relationships and the cardiovascular and immune systems, and allostatic load. Learners finish able to apply evidence-based coping and resilience strategies.