Stress Management Description
The most commonly accepted definition of stress is that stress is a condition or feeling experienced when a person perceives that "demands exceed the personal and social resources the individual is able to mobilize." In short, it's what we feel when we think we've lost control of events. This is the main definition used by us although we also recognize that there is an intertwined instinctive stress response to unexpected events. The stress response inside us is therefore part instinct and part to do with the way we think. There are very many proven skills that we can use to manage stress. These help us to remain calm and effective in high pressure situations, and help us avoid the problems of long term stress.
What You Will Learn
- Long-term stress: The General Adaptation Syndrome and Burnout.
- The Integrated Stress Response.
- Stress and Health.
- Stress and its Affect on the Way We Think.
- Pressure & Performance: Flow and the 'Inverted-U'.
- How to Conquer Workplace Stress
- How to Replace Conflict with Cooperation
- How to Replace Family Conflict with Teamwork
- Thinking on Your Feet: How to Perform Well under Pressure
Enquiry Now |
