Protecting Mental Health During Periods of Sustained Stress
Strategic HR•
Nadine Robinson
•Nov 04, 2021
Mental health, a person’s psychological and emotional well-being, is defined by our ability to cope with the daily stresses of life. During periods of high or sustained stress, humans can have a hard time navigating normal life stressors. Our stress response system is designed to protect us but often turns on during non-life threatening situations, which has adverse impacts on our bodies and brains. We can optimally support ourselves when we have an understanding of how our brains and bodies operate while we are experiencing stress.
About Nadine Robinson
Nadine Robinson is the Director of People at Ten Percent Happier. Her 15+ years of experience in Human Resources have been driven by her deep love for humans and passion for their experiences. She’s a mom to 4 kids and 2 dogs and nurtures her own mental health through her daily meditation practice, hiking in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, and playing board games with friends and family.