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Develop Stress Management Techniques

Develop Stress Management Techniques

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Professional Development

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Barney Sinclair

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Develop Stress Management Techniques

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What do you do to relieve your feelings of stress?

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Understanding and Managing Stress Techniques

  • Identify warning signs

  • Identify triggers

  • Establish routines

  • Look after your health

  • Notice your ‘self-talk’

  • Spend time with people who care

  • Practise relaxation 

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Open Ended

Which of the previous stress relief techniques have you tried successfully?

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When Handling Predictable Stressors

You can either change the situation OR change your reaction 

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Focus on Areas of Stress Within Your Personal Control

  • To do this you need to identify your true sources of stress. Look closely at your habits, attitudes and excuses: 

  • Do you explain away stress as temporary?

  • Do you define stress as an integral part of your work or home life?

  • Do you blame your stress on other people or outside events?

  • Until you accept responsibility for the role you play in creating or maintaining it, your stress level will remain outside your control. 

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Strategies to Reduce, Manage and Deal with Stress

  • Identify the source of stress in your life

  • Replace unhealthy coping strategies with healthy ones

  • Practise the 4 As (Avoid, Alter, Adapt & Accept)

  • Get moving

  • Connect to others

  • Make time for fun and relaxation

  • Manage your time better and Maintain balance with a healthy lifestyle

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The 4As Strategy

  • Avoid unnecessary stress

  • Alter the situation

  • Accept the things you can’t change

  • Adapt to the stressor

  • Watch the video on the next page....

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