Thursday, October 28, 2010

About Weight Loss: Eat Smart at the Office

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From Jennifer R. Scott, your Guide to Weight Loss
Just when you get through the post-lunch slump the 4 p.m. munchies strike! You want to snack smart at work, but it's tough when there's a vending machine! Arm yourself by always having these smart snacks within easy reach.

Snack Smart at the Office
Keep the mid-afternoon munchies at bay by keeping these simple, smart snacks on-hand at all times.

Healthy Office Breakfasts
A busy morning doesn't have to lead you to the nearest drive-through! Check out these ideas for smart a.m. meals.

Smart Office Lunches
The right office lunch can help you not only keep your weight loss in check, but also keep your energy level up to beat that post-lunch snooze-fest feeling.

Snacks for the Taking
Headed to a meeting? Want to munch on the go? Check out these snacks that are healthy and portable.

 


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About Stress Management: Make Up or Break Up -- With Less Stress!

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From Elizabeth Scott, M.S., your Guide to Stress Management
Relationships can be a major cause of stress, and a serious stress reliever as well. Having the ability to handle conflict without making things worse, and to survive the end of a relationship with minimal distress, are both skills that are important to have. This newsletter brings help with relationship struggles. Use it, share it, enjoy it, and keep your relationships strong! (And enjoy the weekend, too!) For more stress relief resources, join me on Facebook and Twitter. --Elizabeth

Make Up or Break Up -- With Less Stress!
There have been a lot of break-ups in the news recently, which always makes me a little sad for the people involved (even though I don't know them personally). Unhappy relationships can be a source of chronic stress, but break-ups can be stressful, too. Find resources here for handling the stress of both.

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Jenny McCarthy is one person who is talking a lot about relationships and break-ups, and has learned quite a bit recently from both. What has she done to relieve the stress of her break-up with Jim Carrey? What would you recommend? Read and share here.

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We could all use some communication skills to hone healthy relationships. Here are some things to keep in mind the next time you're working through difficulties with someone who's important to you. (See also: Ten Conflict Resolution Mistakes To Avoid.

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