Yale Stress Center

Yale Stress Center The Yale Stress Center conducts a range of stress related research studies. Extensive stress evaluation and diagnostic assessment Stress management skills

CLINICAL SERVICES OFFERED:
Clinical Services change your mind change your body -

Designed to address the connection between
stress and health, a full spectrum of services is
offered by an interdisciplinary team at a range of
intensity levels. Services aim to expand awareness of
the effects of stress on the mind, body, and behavior,
and to reduce stress-related symptoms; thereby
promoting be

tter health and optimizing function.
Thorough biochemical analysis for stress, health and immune functioning Stress reduction workshops and retreats Guided breathing and relaxation training Mindfulness-based stress reduction classes Personalized life coaching

Integrative therapies for stress and related conditions -

•Evaluation Services
•Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction
•Biofeedback
•Medication Evaluation and Monitoring
•Endocrine Assessment
•Acupuncture
•Supplements
•Individual Therapy
•Group Therapy
•Nutritional Counseling
•Exercise and Fitness Programs
•Stress-targeted Weight Loss
•Yoga
• Special Value Packages

WHO WE CAN HELP:
•Individuals at risk for or experiencing stress related chronic medical conditions and diseases, such as hypertension, heart disease, obesity and metabolic syndrome, Type II diabetes, and some types of cancers, arthritis and others.

•Individuals with stress related substance addictions, such as alcohol, ni****ne, prescription drugs, and behavioral addictions.

•Secondary diagnoses may include mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and adjustment disorders.

•Individuals wishing to decrease the damaging effects of stress in their lives to optimize their health and function.

•Individuals experiencing cognitive and mental changes relating to stress and other health conditions. HOW WE CAN HELP:

Our focus is on the early detection of stress-related vulnerabilities, early intervention, prevention and symptom reduction. Stress increases the risk of a number of mental and physical conditions, which in turn increases the risk of chronic disease. Improving physical and mental health functioning under stress can decrease the risk of developing chronic diseases such as:
Addictive behaviors Asthma Autoimmune conditions such as Lupus Chronic pain Depression and anxiety Diabetes Hypertension and heart disease Obesity Postoperative recuperation Some cancers

People experiencing high stress and stress-related chronic medical conditions and dis-eases. If you are ready to reduce your stress level to improve your health, we can help. Change your mind -

Change your body -

Change your life! Call for more information & appointments:
203-737-3398 or E-mail: [email protected]

'One Nation Under Stress' a HBO documentary featuring the Yale Stress Center, screens Monday, March 25th at 9pm. 'One Na...
03/19/2019

'One Nation Under Stress' a HBO documentary featuring the Yale Stress Center, screens Monday, March 25th at 9pm. 'One Nation Under Stress' follows Sanjay Gupta as he tries to uncover the root causes of why American life expectancy is falling and is now shorter than all other major developed countries.
AVAILABLE MON, MAR 25 AT 9:00PM ET ON HBO GO AND HBO NOW.
ON DEMAND: AVAILABLE TUE, MAR 26

https://www.hbo.com/documentaries/one-nation-under-stress

01/25/2019
01/18/2017

New research from the Yale Stress Center shows mindfulness based stress reduction (MBSR) is a feasible and acceptable intervention in adolescents with functional somatic syndromes with preliminary evidence for improving functional disability, symptom impact, and anxiety in the adolescents.

http://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476(16)31548-7/abstract

To assess the feasibility of a mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) program for adolescents with widespread chronic pain and other functional somatic symptoms and to make preliminary assessments of its clinical utility.

Younger adults continue to report more stress; money and work are top culprits....On average, younger adults report high...
01/06/2017

Younger adults continue to report more stress; money and work are top culprits....
On average, younger adults report higher stress levels, and are more likely than older generations to report that their stress has increased in the past year. While they also are more likely than older generations to report engaging in stress relief activities, they are most likely to say they do not feel they are doing enough to manage their stress.
Here is the link to the complete 2015 APA Stress in America report
http://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/stress/2015/snapshot.aspx

Look who came to visit the Yale Stress Center...Dr. Sanjay Gupta!!!
11/18/2016

Look who came to visit the Yale Stress Center...Dr. Sanjay Gupta!!!

11/17/2016

Earn up to $850
in a Yale University research study on
FOOD and HEALTH!

To learn more or to make an appointment, please call
1-888-Y-STRESS.

HIC #0911006003
ALL INFORMATION IS HELD CONFIDENTIAL.

11/17/2016

The Yale Stress Center is looking for individuals who are 18 to 60 years old to participate in an alcohol research study.

FREE outpatient or inpatient treatment

Compensation up to $790.

To learn more or to make an appointment, please call
1-888-Y-STRESS.

ALL INFORMATION IS HELD CONFIDENTIAL.
HIC #1501015225 & 070500269

11/17/2016

The Yale Stress Center is looking for individuals who are 18 to 60 years old to participate in an alcohol research study.
FREE outpatient or inpatient treatment
Compensation up to $790.
To learn more or to make an appointment, please call
1-888-Y-STRESS.
ALL INFORMATION IS HELD CONFIDENTIAL.
HIC #1501015225 & 070500269

Address

2 Church Street S, Ste 209
New Haven, CT
06519

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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