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This 2006 meta-analysis combined past studies on social support and burnout. Overall, social support showed similar links to the three burnout parts: emotional exhaustion, depersonalization (feeling detached or cynical), and reduced personal accomplishment (feeling less effective at work). But the source of support mattered: support from work was more strongly…
This systematic review looked at 20 randomized trials of the Feldenkrais Method (FM). Pooled results from 7 trials showed small but measurable balance improvements in older adults (for example, timed up and go was 1.14 seconds faster and functional reach improved by 6.08 cm). The studies and outcomes were very…
Researchers created a short survey that people who were helped could use to report what their friend or family member did. They tested it with 1,116 adults who had a recent mental health problem and were helped by someone close. The survey grouped actions into two types (recommended and not…
