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Stress Less: Simple Strategies to Keep Burnout at Bay

Imagine for a moment that your life is like a teapot. Every obligation, expectation, and challenge adds a bit more water to the pot. Over time, the water level rises, and as things heat up, the pressure builds. If you’ve ever forgotten to turn off the stove beneath a teapot, you know what happens next: […]

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6 ways to ease Working stress

6 ways to ease Working stress In today’s high speed life, struggling for their careers, women are under great stress. As an office lady, if you want to relief your stress in a proper way, you need to learn some small ways. These decompression ways and skills can make women’s lives and careers smoother and […]

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Six ways to relieve stress

Six ways to relieve stress if men and women encounter the same pressure, often need to use different mitigation methods, for men, experts recommend you to use the following the way of decompression。 because these which recommended for everyone are according to the psychological characteristics of male Method for relieving stress of man 1、Tear up […]

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six symbols of stress

six symbols of stress Pressure will tell you that “it arrives at you”through some subtle signs .Recently,The Huffington .Postin American concluded six signs of pressure. 1.You hear the noises that other people don’t hear.As the research,tinnitus relates with stress.If you are anxious and worried,you will hear the ringing and so on.But others can’t hear . […]

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symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder

symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder Borderline personality disorder has many features in common with Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder as these are described in the DSM-IV (APA, 1994). Individuals who have experienced early abuse may be continue to be distressed by these events into adult life and experience reliving of these episodes in the form of […]

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MANAGING EMOTIONS AND STRESS

MANAGING EMOTIONS AND STRESS Infants develop ongoing and characteristic ways of managing stress and negative feelings. These are variously called adaptive and defence mechanisms and refer to various strategies that an individual uses to manage anxiety and feelings. Parents may directly influence an infant’s defence style by discouraging or encouraging certain behaviours. For example, strong […]

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More than 80% of the body stress relate to diseases

More than 80% of the body stress relate to diseases!    When we are under too much pressure, the body's various systems will alert us, Prefessor Fan, a psychology prefessor at Tsinghua University, and of course, each person's physical condition is different, the reaction will be different.    The digestive system is the most sensitive reaction under too much pressure. People may have […]

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psychological hardiness and stress

psychological hardiness and stress Perhaps the most essential prevention is developing a sense of psychological hardiness, a concept promoted by Salvadore Maddi and Suzanne Kobasa (Maddi, 1999; Maddi & Kobasa, 1984). Hardiness is characterized by a sense of challenge, control, and commitment. Challenge refers to perceiving stressful situations and problems as opportunities for problem solving, […]

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Stress Management in Groups

Stress Management in Groups Th ere is obvious value to doing stress management in group settings. Since students can learn progressive muscular relaxation training as readily in a group of 10 as in an individual session, the investment in staff time is signifi – cantly reduced. Moreover, the opportunity for students to helpfully share the […]

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humor stress management techniques

humor stress management techniques Don’t laugh—or, rather, do laugh! Cynical readers might snicker at the notion of humor as a signifi cant approach to stress management, but I encourage them to have a good laugh instead, which is better for stress than a snicker. According to a growing body of research, humor results in a […]

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