Research at CBS on stress prevention
and well-being among students
Creating change together
New Podcast: From Dilemmas to Insights –
Relational Well-being in Future Business
Ever felt the pressure to perform or the fear of not measuring up?
Tune in and listen to the brand new podcast where experienced business professionals unpack real-life dilemmas submitted by students at CBS.
From the fear of underperforming to the shame of revealing uncertainty at school or work, the panel share reflections and calls for leadership to foster inclusive, supportive work cultures.
“ I found the panel debate exciting […] It creates a completely different kind of relevance. The fact that these are people from the business world makes it much more concrete. Not just something we talk about in academic conversation, but something that actually has real-world applications”
Student from HA Psychology.
Get inspired and discover how to navigate dilemmas of your own and those around you. Listen here.
Welcome!
Increasing well-being, collectively!
Welcome
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Welcome to the website of CBS Well-being Lab. We work with stress prevention and well-being for students. The aim is to explore the reasons behind the increasing number of students that experience severe stress, anxiety, and lack of well-being.
Our view on stress
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We believe that stress cannot be reduced to the responsibility of the individual, as stress has a common cause in the (study) culture – it is a relational phenomenon. Tackling stress therefore needs to take place in the collective field and requires a community effort.
About this site
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This site is for students, researchers and staff at CBS concerned with the topic of stress and well-being, for external partners of the project, and for everyone interested in a new take on stress.
Try out our new initiative:
CBS Well-being Dilemma Bank
Contact
Pernille Steen Pedersen
Assistant Professor
E-mail: psp.bhl@cbs.dk
Mobile: +45 25129491
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