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Stress Management

Stress Management

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5 Lessons

50 mins

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How Stress Affects Your Health

Learn about the physical and mental effects of stress.
Recognize the connection between stress and a range of medical conditions.
Acknowledge the significance of stress management techniques for general health.

Understanding Your Stressors

List the regular sources of stress in your life.
Examine your own stress triggers and the differences between them.
Become more self-aware to handle stress more effectively.

Stressors: Internal vs. External

Distinguish between internal (perfectionism, self-criticism) and external (job, relationships) stressors.
Recognize how perception affects stress management.

Stress Management Techniques for Relaxation

Try these easy relaxing techniques to soothe your body and mind.
Engage in mindfulness exercises, progressive muscular relaxation, and deep breathing.
Include these stress-reduction strategies into your everyday activities.

Time-Management Techniques

To lessen the stress that comes with obligations and deadlines, use efficient time management techniques.
Set work priorities and make attainable timetables.
Examine the value of downtime and breaks.

Establishing a Network of Support

Recognize the importance of social networks in reducing stress.
Determine who can help you—friends, family, support groups, etc.
Gain communication skills to communicate your emotions and ask for assistance.

Choosing a Healthier Lifestyle

Examine how sleep, exercise, and diet affect stress levels.
Find out how leading a balanced lifestyle helps you feel less stressed.
Make small adjustments for a stress-resilient, healthier lifestyle.

Thinking and Feeling Positively

Recognize the effectiveness of positive thinking in reducing stress.
Develop a positive outlook and confront pessimistic ideas.
Investigate thankfulness techniques to change your perspective.

Conclusion: Formulating Your Strategy for Stress Reduction

Review the stress-reduction strategies you have studied so far in the course.
Create a customized stress-reduction plan based on each person's requirements.
Give yourself the tools you need to take charge of your stress and live a more balanced life.

Lessons

  1. Brief Description of Stress Management

    Easy

    2 mins

    Waleed Khalid

    The "Stress Management" course is designed to help individuals understand, cope with, and reduce stress in both personal and professional contexts. Participants learn to recognize the sources of stress, understand its physiological and psychological effects, and develop practical strategies for managing and mitigating stressors.

  2. Module 1: What Is Stress and Why Is it a Problem?

    Easy

    12 mins

    Waleed Khalid

    Stress is a negative impact of life, pressure, and events, affecting companies, health, and relationships. It has been a steady issue for over a decade, causing 11.3 million missed workdays in 2013-14.

  3. Module 2: The Causes and Symptoms of Stress

    Easy

    12 mins

    Waleed Khalid

    Stress can be caused by various factors such as work deadlines, workload, personal relationships, money, children, and environmental issues. Life-changing events like marriage, divorce, births, bereavements, trauma, and individual beliefs can also contribute to stress.

  4. Module 3: The Law on Stress and Its Contravention

    Easy

    12 mins

    Waleed Khalid

    The Health and Safety Act is a major workplace stress law that mandates preventing work-related stress-related illnesses. It requires organizations to detect stressors, protect mental and physical health, and limit working hours.

  5. Module 4: Minimising the Risk of Stress

    Easy

    12 mins

    Waleed Khalid

    Stress-reduction module four focuses on managing stress in organizations. The health and safety executive developed guidelines covering six major areas and one requirement: workload, job routines, workplace climate, task input, triple support, relationships, and change management.

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