With COVID-19 surging in the state and in the nation, experts from the Mayo Clinic are sharing tips on how to manage compounding stress this holiday season.
Finals week is just around the corner for St. Cloud State University and thanks to a couple student organizations, students will be able to de-stress before their big tests.
Maybe you've taken one home after a night out with friends, maybe your car broke down and you needed a ride to work or you could have used one while on vacation, when is the last time you took a cab?
Finals week can be a stressful time for many college students. Some have final tests others have final papers and most have multiple finals due on the same day.
This week in our "Fitness Friday" series on WJON, we answer the age old question what does it mean to be healthy? Many times as we go through our health changes it's hard to understand what being healthy actually means.
April is Stress Awareness Month. With today's on the go lifestyle our minds are always working, and as a result the our stress levels continue to rise.
We live in a busy world where we try to much and end up getting frustrated when we can complete everything at the time frame we set. Stress is something that happens at least once a day in our lives and for those whose new year's resolution is manage stress there is hope.