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Stress Management

What Is Stress  Stress is the body’s automatic response to any physical or mental demand placed on it.  Adrenaline is a chemical naturally produced in our body as a response to stress.  Fight or Flight response is illicited.

Is All Stress Bad?  Moderate levels 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 cause ‘trauma’ to one’s physical, emotional, or psychological self

Stressors  School  Work  Family  Relationships  Legal  Finances  Health/illness  Environment  Living Situation

Negative Effects of Stress 1. Physical -Weight gain/loss -Unexpected hair loss -Heart palpitations -High blood pressure 2. Emotional -Mood swings -Anxiety -Can lead to depression Can also lead to unhealthy coping strategies (i.e. alcohol, drugs, etc.)Can also lead to unhealthy coping strategies (i.e. alcohol, drugs, etc.)

Managing Stress  Stress Relief Strategies 1. Body relaxation exercises - breathing techniques - guided imagery 2. Physical exercise -yoga -work out routine 3. Meditation 4. Counseling -talk therapy -life coaching

Other Helpful tips  Changing perceptions and expectations  Break jobs/tasks into manageable parts  Set reasonable/realistic goals  Avoid procrastination  Set boundaries  Don’t compromise your values/beliefs  Schedule “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 learn and achieve

Relax  Our brain fires electrical waves at 14 or more cycles a second.  These are beta waves and are great for getting tasks done, but not for learning new things.  Taking a few minutes to relax deeply slows your brain waves down.  These slower waves are alpha waves.  They occur at between 7 and 14 cycles a second  Studies show alpha waves improve learning.

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The Key Word Is…. Balance