Identify the causes of stress
Identify stress in yourself
Identify stress in others
Understand how stress affects the body and mind
Learn tips to manage and reduce stress
Improve work-life balance to manage stress better
This training will explore the symptoms of stress, how to identify stressors within ourselves and others we work and live with, and how stress affects the body and mind. It will also closely examine how improving work-life balance can assist in better stress management, which will ultimately reduce the limiting and negative effects stress can have on a person.
This course uncovers symptoms of stress such as:We will explore and identify stress triggers, the first step toward being more mindful and present in stressful situations. Learning how to identify stress triggers and be aware of their impact on mental and physical health is a huge part of managing one's well-being and mental fitness.
Stress, occurring over long periods, can become chronic. Chronic stress can affect the mind and body. Chronic stress can put an individual at risk for certain health conditions, such as:
Work-life balance is one’s ability to manage his or her personal life along with work-related responsibilities. Another way to think about work-life balance is equal time or priority to personal and professional activities. It is the balance between one’s home life and work life. When work-life balance is not balanced properly, stress can be imminent. The training will identify some challenges people may face with not having a work-life balance, and they include:
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Stress is best defined as a consistent state of worry or mental distress caused by a difficult situation. It is a natural part of the human experience that we respond to threats perceived in our environment.
Being able to identify signs of stress can be important in effectively managing it. Here are some common signs: psychological signs of stress, emotional signs of stress, physical signs of stress, and behavioral signs of stress.
Some of the challenges people will face with not having a properly balanced work-life include: high expectations and demands from their employer, time constraints from a demanding schedule, constant distractions or interruptions, and challenges at home trying to maintain balance and order.
When you’re experiencing a perceived threat, the body produces stress hormones which can increase heart rate and increase the functioning of other organs. When the perceived threat is gone, the hypothalamus tells the body’s systems to return to their normal state.
This allows you to stay present and mindful, enabling you to manage and care for your well-being. Ultimately this impacts those around you who you interact with on a daily basis as well. Learning how to identify your stress triggers impacts your mental and physical health and is a huge part of managing your well-being and mental fitness.
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