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Stress Management

What is stress Stress is the automatic response to any physical or mental demand placed on a person Adrenaline is a chemical naturally produced in our body as a response to stress Fight or flight responses is elicited

Is all stress bad? Moderate level of stress may actually improve performance and efficiency Too little stress may result in boredom Too much stress may cause an unproductive anxiety level

Identifying Stressors Situations, Activities, and relationships that causes “trauma “ to one’s physical, emotional, or psychological self

Stressors School – homework, too much information, pressure during exams, unhealthy competition in class Work – deadlines, a pressuring boss, lazy colleagues, biting off more than you can chew Family – an unhappy spouse, bickering parents, troublesome children Relationship – inadequate communication, a needy partner Legal - Finances – bills, fees, retirement Health /illness – ill health, physical or mental challenges Living situation – uncomfortable, unhygienic, living with in-laws Environment - competitive, insecure, peer pressure

Body Mind Headaches Frequent illness Fatigue Muscle spasms Breathing problems Weight loss / gain Mind Worrying Impaired judgment Indecision Nightmares Negativity Muddled thinking

Behaviour Emotions Accident prone Loss of confidence Loss of appetite Over eating Insomnia Drinking Smoking Emotions Loss of confidence Indifference Alienation Irritability Fussy Apprehension

Managing Stress Stress Relief Strategies - Yoga Take a nap Eat well Get organized Set a realistic goal Develop a work flow Stay involved Take a break Exercise Laugh it off PUT THE GLASS DOWN - Yoga - Meditation - Counseling - Talk therapy - Life coaching

Other helpful tips Changing perceptions and expectations Avoid Procrastination Set Boundaries Don’t compromise your /Beliefs Scheduled “Me Time”

Benefits of stress management Physical health gets better – more energy and stamina Emotions stabilized – positive attitude, hopeful /happier Ability to focus improved - able to earn and achieve