stress

Are parents in Idaho putting too much pressure on their children when it comes to youth sports, and could there be consequences for this stress?

Where is the best place to live to be less stressed, where is the most stressful place to be, and how do the cities in Idaho compare?

Here are some stressful jobs available in the Magic Valley if you’re interested, or maybe not.

When it comes to stress, what states are stressed the most, which are stressed the least, and how does Idaho compare?

In my opinion, nothing else a person can do to another even comes close in the forgiveness realm, so maybe we should finally begin to triage those acts that we deemed so profoundly hurtful to us.

What is it that has everyone so upset these days, and why do the Magic Valley and others in the world seem angrier than ever before?

Which ones cause the most stress and which ones make for a more relaxed living environment in the United States?

Figuring out where to move to can be stressful and finding the right place isn't easy, but Twin Falls seems to be a prime location for many to call home.

We all need to escape daily routines from time to time and let the stress go away, but where is the best place to be to relax? Is living in Idaho too stressful?

At the moment, maybe we need a dip in a national hot tub.

April is stressful because we start the month off by pulling pranks. It wouldn't be surprising if blood pressure and heart rates were elevated for a while.

A University of Utah student has created a space to help his peers cope with their testing anxiety — The Cry Closet

To the outside world, Idaho may seem like a laid back country bumpkin state. Really though, Idaho is a pretty stressed state.

Not all habits fit all personalities.

Slightly more than half have some serious stresses in their lives.

Source: WalletHub I consider life in Idaho to be pretty chill. We have beautiful scenery, loads of ways to entertain ourselves, and we work hard but know how to relax.

Everyone knows the feeling of stress.  Everyone knows depression at one time or another.

Christmas is a wonderful time of year. For a lot of us it means getting together with family, celebrating Jesus's Birthday, enjoying our children, and slowing our lives down a little.

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times of the year. My entire family gets together to eat, laugh, talk and play games. There is only one problem...it's THIS week!

We all worry about things. It's human nature but do you worry that you worry too much? Wrap your head around that one. What a vicious cycle...