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Stress Hardiness Health Promotion Wellness Program Navy Marine Corps Public Health Center

Hardiness  Some individuals are able to deal and cope with stress better than others!  Hardiness is the ability to deal effectively with stress

Hardiness  Can become tougher and stress hardy through encountering stress, coping and learning from experiences!  We all can enhance stress hardiness skills!

Key Components of Hardiness  Control  Challenge  Commitment How to Improve Stress Toughness

Control  Belief that person has control over their life  Can manage any problem that they face  Outlook is positive!  Feeling in control helps to decrease stress!

Challenge  View life as a challenge  Do not see as a threat or a endless group of problems…  Seek and take on challenges  Believe will learn from challenging experiences! Ways to Improve Stress Hardiness!

Commitment  Have a mission!  Committed to what they do!  Belief that what they are doing is meaningful, purposeful and right!

Improving Hardiness  Respond appropriately to change.  Assess how you react to changes and to stress.  Remember that not all types of change is negative!  Downplay and minimize the effects of change through exploring the consequences of change

Enhancing Hardiness  Change your self-talk!  Watch and monitor what you say to yourself  Often when we write our thoughts down they seem to be illogical, incorrect or harmful  Modify interpretation and the meaning of self-talk so that it is not negative  Switch your inner voice from I can’t to - I Can Handle It!

Self-Talk Tip Things are neither good or bad, But thinking makes them so. - Shakespeare

Practice Relaxation Skills  Relaxation Strategies are used to reduce stress, to relax and improve toughness!  They allow time to regroup, recharge and reduce the physical and mental responses to stress  Relaxation techniques include - Muscle Relaxation, Breathing, Imagery, Visualization, Meditation, Prayer…

Get Fit!  Staying & maintaining physical fitness is a great stress buster!  Keep your body tuned up and ready to go!  Helps to buffer and immunize against the effects of stress!

Practice Hardiness  Face tough situations and handle the distress!  Practice the coping skills of- healthy response to stress, positive self-talk, relaxation strategies, view as challenge and belief that will be okay!  See self as stress hardy!

Stress Reduction Tip Don’t sweat the small stuff! It’s almost all small stuff! -Dr Richard Carlson

Stress Hardy Plan  What is your plan to improve your toughness and stress hardiness?  When will you start to get tougher?  How will you improve your hardiness?  Where will you practice?

Hardiness  View self as in Charge, in Control and as Positively Challenged!  Look at your aggravations and hassles as a Quiz on how well you are handling stress!