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Stress Response and Human Behavior

  • About – Michael Sefton, Ph.D.
  • Positive Psychology and breeding resilience, flow and learned optimism

Category: Mindfulness

  • HRV – Heart rate variability

    Mar 21, 2026
    Michael Sefton, Ph.D., Mindfulness, Police Psychology

    Did you know that by changing your breathing pattern you can apply the brakes to the sympathetic nervous system that… Read more

  • Wellness in police recruitment training

    Feb 23, 2026
    Mental Health, Michael Sefton, Ph.D., Mindfulness, Police Psychology, Stress and Human Function

    According to Hartley, et.al., 2007, “repeated exposures to acute work stressors (e.g., violent criminal acts, sad and disturbing situations, and… Read more

  • Understanding Positive Psychology: Key Elements of Well-Being

    Understanding Positive Psychology: Key Elements of Well-Being

    Feb 22, 2026
    Mental Health, Michael Sefton, Ph.D., Mindfulness, Stress and Human Function

    Rather then slide off the charts in deep felt loss or fear, positive psychology teaches us, that ‘how we think’… Read more

  • Enhancing Resilience in Police through Positive Psychology

    Feb 1, 2026
    Mindfulness, Police Psychology

    Physicians and practitioners who support clients with elevated stress markers and the physical results of stress frequently integrate mindfulness into… Read more

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