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jobs in mental health In accordance with a GallupHealthways poll out this week, as the economy continues its deep downward spiral our collective emotional stress level is spiraling upward.

The report is believed to be the most extensive report to date on how the health of the economy impacts our emotional health.

Report encompassed nearly all of last year, includes more than 350000 participants, and is ongoing. Now look, an article in USA Today provides a breakdown of the report, including how any state fared in the recent poll. People suffering from stress are going to experience high blood pressure, sleep disorders, depression, and loads of other illnesses. It’s an interesting fact that the poor emotional health rating also translates to poorer mental and physical health. People with ongoing physical, mental, and emotional problems often don’t get the care that they need, when money becomes a poser. We have a few tips to get you started. I would like to ask you something. What can you do to nurture your mental, emotional, and physical health during your job search and ugh economic times?

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