- Fight or flee
- Exercise on a regular basis
- meditation
- relaxation
- Elimination of drug use
- moderate alcohol
- medication
- Take a lunch break and don't talk about work.
- Take a walk instead of a coffee break.
- Don’t schedule so many events that Monday morning will seem like a relief.
- Learn your stress signals.
- Take regular vacations or even long weekends or mental-health days at intervals that you have learned are right for you
- Create predictability in your work and home life as much as possible.
- Structure and routine your life
- Think ahead and try to anticipate the varieties of possibilities, good and bad, that may become realities at work or home.
- Generate scenarios and response plans. You may find that the "unexpected" really doesn't always come out of the blue. With this kind of preparation, you can turn stress into a positive force to work for your growth and change.
- counseling -individual or group therapy
Lives of Disadvantaged families
Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Managing Stress
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