The influence of emotions on the body's physiological regulation

In situations of conflict or high emotional load, the body tends to respond automatically. Breathing can quicken, muscles tense up and the heart rate increases. These responses result from the activation of involuntary physiological mechanisms, mediated by the autonomic nervous system, which regulates vital functions such as breathing, heartbeat...

9 Steps to a Healthier Life

Living a healthier life is the goal of many people, but we don't always know where to start or what habits we should adopt to achieve this goal. In this article, we're going to present 9 fundamental steps for a healthier life, covering everything from diet to lifestyle and emotional well-being. 1) Choose natural foods...

6 simple strategies to start reducing stress and anxiety

Stress is the body's defence mechanism and a natural response to situations perceived as threatening, whether real or anticipated. This response mobilises physical and cognitive resources to deal with immediate challenges, preparing the body for action by activating hormonal systems and the autonomic nervous system. In...

4 Pillars of Health: relax, nourish, move and sleep

We may have busy routines, professional goals achieved and an apparently organised life, but if we wake up feeling tired, irritable or lacking energy, something in the overall balance may not be right. Health is not a one-off state, but an ongoing process that requires daily attention to different dimensions of human functioning. In clinical practice, some...

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What drives you? Let's talk about motivation

Did you know that motivation is one of the most significant factors in human behaviour? Motivation is one of the central determinants of human behaviour, being widely studied in psychology for its influence on the direction, intensity, and persistence of action. The word motivation comes from the Latin (movere) and refers precisely to this idea of movement, of what moves us in a...