Psychology → Stress
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Organizations relating to Stress
International Congresses on Thermal Stresses / Lexington KY, USA
European Institute for Intervention and Research on Burn Out / Brussels, Belgium
Art of Living Foundation / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1982
David Lynch Foundation / New York NY, USA / Est. 2005
Council on World Tensions / Est. 1950
Australasian Critical Incident Stress Association / Glenelg SA, Australia / Est. 1990
International Symposium on Military Aspects of Blast and Shock
International Tensions Committee / Santa Barbara CA, USA
International Anti-Stress Centre / Belgrade, Serbia / Est. 1999
International Institute of Stress / Montréal QC, Canada / Est. 1976
International Critical Incident Stress Foundation / Ellicott City MD, USA / Est. 1989
African Society for Traumatic Stress Studies / Johannesburg, South Africa / Est. 2000
International Stress Management Association / Stanmore, UK / Est. 1973
Association of Traumatic Stress Specialists / Greenville SC, USA / Est. 1987
European Shock Society, The / Szeged, Hungary / Est. 1983
European Society for Traumatic Stress Studies / Rijeka, Croatia / Est. 1993
International Federation of Shock Societies / Cincinnati OH, USA / Est. 1993
International Stress and Behavior Society / Slidell LA, USA / Est. 2007
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies / Chicago IL, USA / Est. 1990
International Society for the Study of Tension in Performance / Northwood, UK / Est. 1981
Stress, Trauma, Anxiety, and Resilience Society / Est. 1980
View all profiles (40 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Stress
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialPerformance anxiety
Occupational stress
Competitiveness in education
Occupational illness of musicians
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Repetitive strain injuries
Experimental exposure of animals to pain
Health hazards of environmental degradation
Redundancy trauma
Combined stresses as occupational hazards
Urban psychosis
Labour tensions involving transnationals
Stress and trauma in a context of civil violence
Failure to understand the necessity of creative establishment and disestablishment tensions
Environmental stress on inhabitants of tall buildings
Stress addiction
Stress
Ethnic conflict
Stress on families of the physically or mentally handicapped
Hypoxia
Shift work stress as an occupational hazard
Mental tension
Heat stress at work
Travellers' enhanced risk of disease
Communications stress
Action Strategies relating to Stress
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialManaging computer stress
Recognizing women's role in peacekeeping
Using stress-tolerant plant materials for rehabilitating land
Developing plant cultivars more resistant to stress from disease
Easing working situation tensions
Creating manifested tension
Maintaining internal awareness through external tensions
Creating shock
Understanding culture shock
Relieving socioeconomic stress
Relieving perfection anxiety
Relieving stressful life experiences
Relieving psychological stress of urban environment
Relieving human distress arising from ecological stress
Reducing tension
Reducing lifestyle tensions
Reducing international tension
Reducing plural society tensions
Reducing tension between choice and freedom
Increasing tension
Promoting tensionless image of free choice
Treating combat trauma
Correcting nervous disorders
Experiencing severe stress
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