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Science & Psychology of Stress

Science & Psychology of Stress

THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL SUPPORT ON STRESS

When stress hits, many people think they need to “tough it out” alone. But science—and lived experience—tell a different story: having strong social support is one of the most powerful buffers against stress.

Whether it’s a trusted friend, a supportive partner, a close-knit family, or a community group, social connections provide comfort, perspective, and strength when life feels overwhelming. Humans are wired for connection—and using that connection wisely can turn heavy stress into something bearable.

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Science & Psychology of Stress

BUILDING RESILIENCE AGAINST STRESS

Stress is an unavoidable part of life. Whether it’s workplace pressure, family responsibilities, financial challenges, or unexpected events, stressors will always come. The difference between those who crumble under stress and those who thrive lies in one key skill: resilience.

Resilience isn’t about eliminating stress—it’s about strengthening your ability to adapt, recover, and grow through challenges. Think of it as building mental and emotional “muscles” that help you bounce back stronger.

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