STRESS is DEFINED by OXFORD DICTIONARY AS a STATE of AFFAIRS INVOLVING DEMAND ON physical or mental energy. STRESS + management = STRESSMANAGEMENT y 3A SET OF TECHNIQUES USE TO HELP AN INDIVIDUAL COPE more EFFECTIVELY with difficult SITUATIONS.
STRESS is DEFINED by OXFORD DICTIONARY AS a STATE of AFFAIRS INVOLVING DEMAND ON physical or mental energy. STRESS + management = STRESSMANAGEMENT y 3A SET OF TECHNIQUES USE TO HELP AN INDIVIDUAL COPE more EFFECTIVELY with difficult SITUATIONS.
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STRESS is DEFINED by OXFORD DICTIONARY AS a STATE of AFFAIRS INVOLVING DEMAND ON physical or mental energy. STRESS + management = STRESSMANAGEMENT y 3A SET OF TECHNIQUES USE TO HELP AN INDIVIDUAL COPE more EFFECTIVELY with difficult SITUATIONS.
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Ritu Porna Dowerah (44) Rituraj Dutta (45) Ruprekha rani (46) TABLE OF CONTENTS What is stress? What is stress management? Where does stress come from? Sign & Symptoms of stress. Types of stress. Benefits of stress. The negative effect of stress. Stress management tips. Stress management plan WHAT IS STRESS ? THE WORD STRESS IS DEFINED BY OXFORD DICTIONARY AS “A STATE OF AFFAIRS INVOLVING DEMAND ON PHYSICAL OR MENTAL ENERGY” IT IS A CONDITION OR CIRCUMTANCES WHICH CAN DISTURB THE NORMAL PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF AN INDIVIDUAL. STRESS + MANAGEMENT = STRESSMANAGEMENT
“A SET OF TECHNIQUES USE TO HELP AN
INDIVIDUAL COPE MORE EFFECTIVELY WITH DIFFICULT SITUATIONS IN ORDER TO FEEL BETTER EMOTINALLY, IMPROVE BEHAVIORAL SKILLS , AND OFTEN TO ENHANCE FEELINGS OF CONTROL “ WHERE DOES STRESS COME FROM? Stress can come from Inside - Body image Not happy with the way you look self-conscious feel everyone is staring at you Stress can come from Outside i.e. surroundings, environment Family …….. School …. Friends /Peers … Society …. Others …… SIGN & SYMTOMS OF STRESS Physical Poor appetite or overeating Feeing tired and fatigued Various aches and pains --- headache body ache muscle pain Nausea & abdominal Pain Sleep problems Falling sick very often e.g. fever cough cold diarrhea Mental Feeling low Nervousness and Anxiety Excessive Anger or Depression Being easily upset Poor self confidence Low self esteem Lack of Concentration Poor performance in studies TYPES OF STRESS
It resolves itself within a day or two. No intervention is necessarily required CUMULATIVE STRESS
Stress build up in your body.
It becomes more difficult to alleviate your symptoms. You may have more serious physical symptoms. You may have more serious mental anguish. ACUTE TRAUMATIC STRESS
Critical incident stress.
Produce considerable psychological distress. A normal reaction to abnormal events. POST TRAUMATIC STRESS.
Created by unresolved critical incident stress.
Produces lasting changes. BENEFITS OF STRESS Physical health gets better -more energy and stamina Emotions stabilized -positive attitude -hopeful/happier Ability to focus improved -able to learn and achieve 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) Stress Management Tips Making little changes in your life can really add up to a big feeling of relief. Learn to recognize when you are feeling stressed and simple ways you can relax. Take a break. Have a cold drink, get some fresh air, or close your eyes for a minute to refocus. Stay positive to help friends and family cope with stress. Let others know you're feeling overwhelmed and tell them how they can help. Allow yourself to simply say "no" to friends and family when you know you cannot meet their demands without becoming overwhelmed.
Stress Management Tips Be prepared for unexpected problems such as traffic, a lost pet or a family emergency. Prioritize. Take control of your "to do" list by deciding what's really most important on your list. Write down feelings of sadness, frustration or anger to get a clearer perspective of your emotions. Enjoy life's simple pleasures like colorful flowers, dancing, music, and social outings, etc. Share your talents to better the lives of others as well as your sense of well-being. Stress Management Plan Exercise regularly. Have healthy eating habits never skip breakfast Reduce sedentary activities like TV Video games etc. Eat healthy nutritious food. Avoid Junk food . Avoid excess caffeine intake e.g. tea coffee chocolates and cola drinks Do NOT TAKE QUICK FIX REMEDIES like alcohol tobacco and drugs Stress Management Plan
Practice time management
Learn relaxation exercises. Rehearse and practice situations. Decrease negative self talk. Build a network of friends. The Key Word Is…. Balance THANK YOU