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_aStress and your health : _bfrom vulnerability to resilience / _cHymie Anisman. |
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_gMachine generated contents note: _tWhat this book is about -- _tWhat do we mean when we talk about stressors? -- _tThe characteristics of stressors: comparing apples, oranges, and lemons -- _tChronic stressors and allostatic overload -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tVulnerability and resilience -- _tGenetic influences -- _tAge -- _tSex -- _tPersonality differences in relation to stress responses -- _tPrevious stressor experiences -- _tStress generation -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tAppraising stressors -- _tGuidance through primary and secondary appraisals -- _tThinking fast and slow -- _tGuideposts and anchors -- _tAppraisals based on what others think -- _tAppraisals in relation to learning, memory, automaticity, expectation, and habit -- _tPositive and negative emotions -- _tGauging stressors -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tFirst responses to stressors -- _tCoping methods -- _tPersonal growth and finding meaning -- _tSocial support -- _tLoneliness -- _tUnsupportive interactions -- _tSocial rejection -- _tForgiveness and trust -- _tEmpathy -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tWhat's a hormone? -- _tLinking hormones and behaviors -- _tThe hormonal stress response -- _tHormones of the autonomic nervous system -- _tThe hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis and glucocorticoids -- _tWhat cortisol (corticosterone) does for us -- _tThe cortisol/corticosterone response to an acute stressor -- _tCortisol variations in humans -- _tYesterday's stressors influence today's responses -- _tA cacophony of hormones associated with stress, eating and energy regulation: leptin, ghrelin, CRH, and neuropeptide Y -- _tOxytocin and positive responses -- _tEstrogen and testosterone -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tNeuronal and glial processes in relation to challenges -- _tStressors influence neurotransmitter functioning -- _tAcetylcholine (ACh) -- _tSerotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine -- _tCorticotropin releasing hormone (CRH): beyond the HPA system -- _tGlutamate -- _tGamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) -- _tCannabinoids -- _tNeurotrophic factors -- _tThe past influences the future -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tA brief look at how the immune system works -- _tCells of the immune system -- _tImmune memories -- _tCytokines: messenger molecules of the immune system -- _tImmune[--]hormone interactions -- _tStress, brain processes, and immunological changes -- _tCytokine changes in response to stressors -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tConnections over time -- _tPrenatal experiences -- _tBiological correlates of prenatal stress in humans -- _tConsequences of prenatal infection in animals and humans -- _tStress experienced early in life -- _tTransitional periods -- _tOlder age -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tCoronary artery disease (CAD) -- _tThe heart's response to a challenge -- _tPsychosocial factors associated with heart disease -- _tThe influence of stressors on heart disease -- _tJob strain -- _tDepressive illness and heart disease -- _tSocioeconomic status (SES) -- _tSex-dependent trajectories for heart disease -- _tPersonality factors and heart disease -- _tType A personality -- _tType D personality -- _tPhysiological stress responses associated with heart disease -- _tSympathetic nervous system reactivity -- _tInflammatory processes in heart disease -- _tStress, pathogen burden, and heart disease -- _tObesity, cytokines, and heart disease -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tType 1 diabetes -- _tType 2 diabetes -- _tStressor influences in relation to the development of Type 2 diabetes -- _tImmune factors in Type 2 diabetes -- _tGenetic contributions -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tImmunity and illness -- _tAllergies -- _tInfectious illness -- _tStressors influence vulnerability and the course of infectious illness -- _tAutoimmune disorders -- _tExacerbation of autoimmune disorders by stressful experiences -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tThe cancer process -- _tThe stress[--]cancer link -- _tImplication for cancer treatment -- _tStress stemming from cancer -- _tTreating cancer-related distress -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tWhat is depression? -- _tDepressive subtypes -- _tCognitive theories of depressive disorders -- _tHelplessness -- _tHopelessness -- _tDepression from an evolutionary perspective -- _tDepression from a neurochemical vantage -- _tNeurobiological explanations of depressive disorders -- _tSerotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine in relation to depressive disorders -- _tGene and environmental interactions -- _tReward processes in depression: dopamine and anhedonia -- _tDepression and anxiety: corticotropin releasing hormone (CRH) as a player in depression -- _tCoordination and discoordination of neuronal process: gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) -- _tGrowth factors and depression -- _tInflammatory processes and depressive disorders -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tA plague of anxiety disorders -- _tGeneralized anxiety disorder (GAD) -- _tPanic disorder -- _tObsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) -- _tPhobias and social anxiety -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tAcute stress disorder -- _tPosttraumatic stress disorder -- _tVulnerability and resilience -- _tNeuroanatomical underpinnings of PTSD -- _tBiochemical determinants of PTSD -- _tCRH and corticoids in relation to PTSD-related memories -- _tNorepinephrine and serotonin and PTSD-related memories -- _tGABA and the extinction of fear responses in PTSD -- _tNeuropeptide Y (NPY) and resilience -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tWhat's an addiction -- _tStress as a provocateur in the addiction process -- _tReward and aversion in relation to addiction: a multistep process -- _tDopamine in relation to stress and reward -- _tCorticotropin hormone in relation to stress and addiction -- _tCan eating become an addiction? -- _tAn integrated perspective -- _tTreatment for addictions -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tHow might illness come to affect health? -- _tMajor physical illnesses -- _tWhat patients know and what they need to know -- _tAppraising and coping with illness -- _tPersonal control, decision-making, and trust -- _tSocial support and unsupportive interactions in the face of illness -- _tMood changes associated with illness -- _tAdjustment to chronic illnesses: psychological resilience in the face of illness -- _tStress associated with caregiving -- _tLoss and grief -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tJob-related distress -- _tStatus and job strain -- _tBurnout -- _tAbsenteeism and presenteeism -- _tBullying in the workplace -- _tSocial support in the workplace -- _tTrust in the workplace -- _tUnemployment -- _tTime management and juggling -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tTraveling across generations -- _tParental stress influences on children -- _tIntergenerational effects of trauma: beyond poor parenting -- _tEnvironments modify gene actions -- _tThe case of epigenetic effects -- _tCollective and historic trauma -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tPrelude to dealing with stress -- _tRelaxation training -- _tExposure therapy -- _tCognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) -- _tInterpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) -- _tMeditation -- _tMindfulness -- _tThe default mode network -- _tPositive psychotherapy (PPT) -- _tGiving and receiving -- _tThe social cure -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tSomething about drug treatments -- _tPlacebo and nocebo responses -- _tSelecting the right treatment and related caveats -- _tTreating depression -- _tSelective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) -- _tA cocktail of acronyms: SNRI, NDRI, NaSSA, MAOI -- _tKetamine -- _tDeep brain stimulation -- _tAnti-inflammatory agents -- _tTreating anxiety disorders -- _tTreating PTSD -- _tHerbal (naturopatbic) treatments -- _tBefore you go ... -- _tIt's OK to go now ... |
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_a'Stress and Your Health: From Vulnerability to Resilience presents an evidence-based evaluation of the various effects of stress, along with methods to alleviate distress and stress-related illnesses. Examines myriad stressor effects and proven ways to alleviate stress in our lives Covers a wide range of stressor-related topics including therapeutic strategies to deal with stress and factors that hinder treatment of stress Makes difficult biochemical and immunological concepts accessible to a non-specialist audience Addresses many of the factors that cause individuals to be more vulnerable to the impact of stressors and at increased risk for pathology'-- _cProvided by publisher. |
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