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Tami Gilbeaux, CPFM Strategic Business Director

2 Summary Steps to handle stress What is stress

Stress is the body’s reaction to a change that requires a physical, mental or emotional adjustment or response. 3

 Negative stress is referred to as distress  Caused by losing, failing, overworking and not coping properly  Can be harmful if not handled, but is perfectly normal 4

 Not all stress is negative  Positive stress results from exhilarating experiences  Winning the lottery  Unexpected promotion  Recognitions/awards 5

 Stress is a part of everyday life  Time, money and relationships ensure that stress will ALWAYS be with us 6

7 1. Awareness 2. Attitude 3. Action 4. Control 5. Commitment

8 Step 1 Awareness

 We must know our own body so we can recognize stress  Increase heart rate  Blood pressure rises  Breathing speeds up  Others??? 9

10 Step 2 Attitude

 Positive Attitude  Believing you can handle the situation  Positive thinking and negative thinking are attitudes – they show the way you handle your life (points of view)  Train your mind to think in terms of 'possible' and 'can be done' 11

12 “The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” ~Winston Churchill

 View life as a series of opportunities  Do not view life as a threat or endless group of problems  Seek out challenges  Believe you will learn from the challenges you will face 13

 Change your self talk  Watch and monitor what you say  Switch your inner voice from “I can’t” to “I can!” 14

15 “A man is but the product of his thoughts; what he thinks, he becomes.” ~Mahatma Gandhi

16 Step 3 Action

 Action is attitude in motion!  Embrace stressful situations  Learn from others  Alter your perspective  Manage what you can  Let go of the rest!  Laugh!!!! 17

 Learn to say “No”  Practice relaxation techniques  Muscle relaxation  Breathing techniques  Imagery/Visualization  Exercise  Meditation/Prayer  Massages 18

19 “The time to relax is when you don’t have time for it!” ~Sydney Harris

20 “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff! It’s Almost All Small Stuff!” ~Dr. Richard Carlson

21 Step 4 Control

 You must believe you have control of your life  You must believe you can manage any problem you face  You must develop a positive outlook on life  Feeling in control helps decrease stress 22

 Respond appropriately to any given situation  Minimize effects of stress by exploring possible consequences of action or inaction  Remove fear of the unknown  Deal with it rationally 23

24 Step 5 Commitment

 Have a mission or purpose for your life  Be committed to whatever you do  Believe what you do is meaningful, purposeful and right 25

 Commit to learn from EVERY experience  By experiencing stress, we learn to deal with stress  We actually train ourselves to better handle stress 26

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Tami Gilbeaux, CPFM Strategic Business Director