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Diabetes Prevention Learning to Manage Stress Month 3; Class 1

The “Good Old Days”

Top 10 Daily Hassles A survey of middle-aged adults: 1.Concerns about weight 2.Health of a family member 3.Rising prices 4.Home maintenance 5.Too many things to do 6.Misplacing or losing things 7.Yard work or outside home maintenance 8.Property, investments, or taxes 9.Crime 10.Physical appearance

What’s Your Score on the Stress Test? Think of what has happened to you in the past year; Jot down the point values for events that apply to you and then add up your score. Stress Score Total for the Year Chance that you will feel the impact of stress with physical symptoms Less than 150Unlikely % % Over 30090%

Signs of Stress Physical Signs Back pain Chest pain Constipation Diarrhea Headaches Indigestion Muscle tension Racing heart Shortness of breath Changes in blood sugar If these symptoms are sudden or severe, or if they persist, contact your doctor.

Signs of Stress Psychological Signs Anxiety Trouble thinking clearly Forgetfulness Frustration Trouble Making Decisions Sleeping poorly Short temper Nervousness Some of these signs are similar to signs of hypoglycemia. Diabetics on medications need to check for low blood sugar if they experience any of these.

Coping Strategies Problem-Focused Coping  Going to the source of a problem to fix it Emotion-Focused Coping  Learning to live with the stress by changing the way you respond to it

Stress Management Get organized Set goals Banish bad thoughts Keep a journal Take care of the basics

Stress Management Take care of your health Exercise Learn how to relax Get rid of or avoid stress Join a support group Have fun!

Stressful Situation Activity Bill and his wife Penny are excited. Christmas is just a week away and they are planning to drive to Vermont to spend the holidays with their daughter and her family...

Relaxation Techniques Breathing Exercises Sit Uncross legs and arms Take a deep breath  Exhale as much as you can Breathe in and out  Relax when you exhale

Relaxation Technique: Progressive Muscle Relaxation Comfortable chair Feet flat Hands resting on legs Begin at your feet and move toward your head  Tense 7 seconds; Rest 20  Inhale as you tense, exhale as you relax Visualize a peaceful, calm place using all five senses