The document discusses stress, defining it as tension that affects a person's physical, emotional, and mental state. It lists some common causes of stress, including physical environment factors like noise and temperature, as well as emotional factors like frustration, conflict, and pressure. The document also provides tips for managing stress through exercise, social connection, diet, relaxation, and visualization techniques.
The document discusses stress, defining it as tension that affects a person's physical, emotional, and mental state. It lists some common causes of stress, including physical environment factors like noise and temperature, as well as emotional factors like frustration, conflict, and pressure. The document also provides tips for managing stress through exercise, social connection, diet, relaxation, and visualization techniques.
The document discusses stress, defining it as tension that affects a person's physical, emotional, and mental state. It lists some common causes of stress, including physical environment factors like noise and temperature, as well as emotional factors like frustration, conflict, and pressure. The document also provides tips for managing stress through exercise, social connection, diet, relaxation, and visualization techniques.
Stress means tension. This is a person's condition
that affects his physical, emotional and mental state.
• Physical environment - eg, noise, narrowness,
heat, cold, unpleasant odor, etc .; • Frustration - a common emotional response to opposition, related to anger, annoyance and disappointment. • Conflict - a confrontation between two or more people. • Pressure - when a person is forced to do something he/she does not want to do.
“Life is full of difficulties, but also full of ways to deal with them” - Ellen Keller What is the main cause of stress for you?
1. When a person insults me;
2. Friend's illness; 3. Loneliness; 4. When I have a conflict with family members 5. Noise; 6. Unpleasant odor; 7. When you are very hungry 8. Health problems such as: headaches, acne, toothaches, etc. 9. Heat or cold 10. Bad internet 11. Coronavirus Symptoms of stress • Memory problems • Frequent problems with health • Inability to concentrate • Sleeping too much or too little • Seeing only the negative • Eating more or less • Anxious or racing thoughts • Sleeping too much or too little • Constant worrying • Nervous habits (e.g. nail biting, pacing) • Depression or general unhappiness Improving your ability to handle stress • Get moving -Regular exercise can lift your mood;
• Connect to others;
• Eat a healthy diet.
The food you eat can improve or worsen your mood and affect your ability to cope with life’s stressors.
• Learn to relax. You can’t completely
eliminate stress from your life, but you can control how much it affects you Safe place technique!