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Resiliency: Getting Back Up!

2 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Objectives Understanding resiliency Ways to increase resiliency through positive thoughts, beliefs and behaviors Strategies to find motivation during difficult times

3 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You What is resilience? Resilience is a process through which we learn to spring back from life’s challenges The capacity to be resilient is within all of us Resilience doesn’t mean being free of difficulty, stress or pain Through struggle we gain insight and develop inner strengths Resiliency can be learned and developed through the thoughts, beliefs and behaviors we use to help us get through difficult experiences

4 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Developing a resilient mindset through… Positive self-talk and reframing Learning from past experiences Gaining new skills and knowledge Connecting with others Sense of humor Acceptance and taking action

5 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Positive Self-Talk As Henry Ford said, “If you think you can, or think you can’t, you’re right.” Become aware of your internal “self-talk” Be respectful of yourself Challenge negative or irrational thinking based in half-truths and distortions Keep things in perspective Increase positive messages Nurture a positive view of yourself and your ability to solve problems

6 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Reframing Reframing offers a new or different point of view Positive reframing allows you to: –Reinterpret the meaning of an experience –Shift the focus away from the pain and difficulty to finding a positive outcome –Focus on your strengths and capabilities –Be able to see your options more clearly –Foster a more accurate, realistic and optimistic perspective –With practice, adapt more quickly and be more emotionally flexible

7 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Past Experiences Learn from your past experiences –“What have my strategies been to overcome adversity in the past?” –“What have my reactions been to these events?” –“Which strategies were effective and which were not?” –“What will I do differently or the same the next time?” Gather different perspectives from the experiences of others

8 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Gain New Skills and Knowledge “There’s no growth in the comfort zone and no comfort in the growth zone” Keep learning and gaining new skills Foster a playful, curious attitude Experiment, make mistakes, wonder, dream Travel to new places Keep up with interests and hobbies Be adventurous and take risks

9 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Make Connections with Others Build and maintain close relationships with family and friends Express your feelings of appreciation with those you care about Spend time with those who share your interests and passions Ask for support from close relationships when you need it Be available to help others Volunteer and get involved in your community

10 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Develop Your Sense of Humor Humor and laughter offers a multitude of mental health and physical benefits Be flexible and learn to take yourself less seriously Even when things aren’t going well, seek things to smile about Spend time with people who use humor well Nourish and sustain your sense of joy Make a happy list

11 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You Acceptance and Taking Action Try not to harbor regrets Learn to let go of things you have no control over Release unproductive worrying or blaming Accept that adversities are part of life Evaluate your options and take charge with decisive action Break down complex problems into smaller accomplishable steps Manage your stress and take care of yourself Be patient and flexible while you adjust – it takes time to work through a difficult situation

12 06/29/2007 2:30pm eSlide - P WorkLife4You WorkLife4You Resources Emotional Health Web Service –Stress & Coping Library –Self-Improvement Library Interactive Quizzes Self-Esteem Test, Lifestyle Test, Anxiety Test, Depression Test, Patience Test Audio Tips and Podcasts Change in Uncertain Times, Depression HTML Articles OnDemand Webinars Resiliency: How to Bounce Back from Adversity, Stress Management with Humor, Happiness, Letting Go of Worry and Anxiety, The Positive Effects of Self-Esteem on Performance WorkLife4You Guides The Power of Positive Thinking, Happiness, Stress Management, Stress Management for Customer Service Representatives Related Web Sites WorkLife4You web site

13 Let WorkLife4You Make Your Life a Little Easier! Contact WorkLife4You 24/7: WL4-NOAA ( ) (TTY ) Look for the “Member Login” box — Not registered yet? Follow the “New Users Sign Up” link and enter Registration Code: NOAA