Back to School: Taming Stress Before Notes
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For neuroscientist Joël Monzee, children, parents and school staff would first gain time to regain their balance. Photo courtesy – Karyn Dupuis The first morning can have something exciting. Yet, behind the new backpack and the reunions, the body must also adapt. "The school year is, by definition, an intense demand for adaptation," explains Joël Monzee, doctor of neurosciences. The rhythm changes, as well as the rules, expectations and sometime…
For neuroscientist Joël Monzee, children, parents and school staff would first gain time to regain their balance. Photo courtesy – Karyn Dupuis The first morning can have something exciting. Yet, behind the new backpack and the reunions, the body must also adapt. "The school year is, by definition, an intense demand for adaptation," explains Joël Monzee, doctor of neurosciences. The rhythm changes, as well as the rules, expectations and sometime…
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