4. • is a state of well being in
which the individual realizes
his or her own abilities,
• can cope with the normal
stresses of life,
• can work productively and
fruitfully and is able to
contribute to his or her own
community
Mental
Health
5. STRESS
The degree to which you feel
overwhelmed or unable to cope as a
result of pressures that are
unmanageable.
6. Stress is not a psychiatric diagnosis, but
it's closely related to your mental health as:
• Stress can be the cause of
mental health problems and
make existing problems
worse.
• Stress can impact on how
you feel Physically.
7. Stress can cause the following:
• Feelings of fear, anger, sadness, worry,
numbness, or frustration
• Changes in appetite, energy, desires, and
interests
• Difficulty concentrating and making decisions
• Nightmares or sleeping problems
• Physical reactions
• Worsening of Chronic health problems and
mental health conditions
8. STUDENTS’ STRESS DURING COVID 19
RELATIONSHIP
S
ISOLATION
SEPARATION
FROM
SCHOOL
ACADEMIC
LIFE
ECONOMIC
SITUATION
10. Coping with Covid 19-related stress
for STUDENTS
• Help others cope
• Find ways to manage
disappointments
11. Coping with Covid 19-related stress
for STUDENTS
• Focus on things you
can control
• Limit your media
consumption
12. ‘What will a return to school during the COVID-19
pandemic look like?’
13. What should I do if my child is
struggling to
get back into “school mode?”
• Create a supportive and nurturing environment
• Respond positively to questions and expressions of their feelings.
• Show support and let your child know that it’s not only okay, but
normal, to feel frustrated or anxious at times like this.
14.
15. Exercise Deep Breathing
Eat Well Take break
Muscle
Relaxation
Slow Down
Managing Stress
Make Time for
Hobbies
Talk About
Your Problems
Go easy on
yourself
16. Emotional Freedom Technique
(EFT)
-is an alternative treatment for
physical pain and emotional distress.
-referred to as TAPPING or
psychological acupressure.
18. •Karate Chop point – small intestine
meridian
•Eyebrow point – bladder and stomach
meridian
•Side of eye point – triple warmer meridian,
gall bladder meridian, small intestine
meridian
•Under the eye point – stomach meridian
•Under nose point – governing meridian,
large intestine meridian
•Chin point – central or conception meridian,
stomach meridian
•Collarbone point – kidney meridian
•Under arm point – spleen meridian
•Top of head – governing meridian
EFT Tapping Point Locations
19.
20.
21. Stress and anxiety are like the glass of
water. Think about them for a short time and
everything is fine. Think about them for a
longer period of time and they begin to feel
uncomfortable. And if you think about them all
the time, you will feel paralyzed – incapable of
doing anything or moving forward.