A state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances.

1. STRESS
MANAGEMENT

2. Mahatma Gandhi
“ There is nothing that wastes the body like worry “

3. Everyone has stress, because life isn't something we totally control.
Itis simply a reaction to a stimulus that disturbs our physical or mental equilibrium..,
Stress
it's an omnipresent part of life
A stressful event can trigger the “fight-or-flight” response
causing hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol to surge through the body

4. Stress

5.  Manage the prevailing situations and stress
stands eradicated.
 Stress leads to confusion, conflict, annoyance
irritation and strain.
 Stress is more at present as compared to past
due to urbanization, industrialization,
mechanization, luxuries has become necessities,
People have overstuffed their live.

6. Organizational stress due to role conflict, role
ambiguity, over burdened role, feeling of inequality,
Lack of soft and professional leadership and absence of
group cohesiveness in family friends and professional circle.
Some time employees are under stress due to long and
unsocial able working hours, poor status and pay, delayed
promotion and frequent transfer. Uncertainty and job insecurity
and family problems.
Why Stress…….

7. You can never be zero stress individual because you are
ambitious, busy and responsible. Learn to manage stress by-learn to
love whether you do, when you cannot change, people around you
better change yourself. Don’t fight for storing more and more things in
your life enjoy what you have, then always remember simple is always
powerful but complicated things always week
Zero Stress…….

8. Warning Signs of Stress …,?
 Chronic, ongoing stress can wear down the body's natural defenses, leading to symptoms including:
 Dizziness or a general feeling of "being out of it"
 General aches and pains
 Grinding teeth, clenched jaw
 Headaches
 Indigestion or acid reflux symptoms
 Increase in, or loss of, appetite
 Muscle tension in neck, face, or shoulders
 Problems sleeping
 Racing heart
 Cold and sweaty palms
 Tiredness, exhaustion
 Trembling or shaking
 Weight gain or loss
 Upset stomach, diarrhea
 Sexual problems
 Being irritable, impatient, or forgetful

9. Stress Affect Health?
Stress that continues without relief can lead to
headaches,
an upset stomach,
high blood pressure,
chest pain,
 problems with sleeping or sex,
depression,
panic attacks, or other forms of anxiety and worry.
On top of that,
 if you handle stress with food, alcohol, drugs, tobacco, gambling, overspending, or other
things that don't solve the problem, you're going to end up with more stress.

10.  Ask yourself what you can do about the sources of your stress. Think through the pros and cons. Take
action where you can.
 Keep a positive, realistic attitude. Accept that although you can't control certain things, you're in charge of
how you respond.
 Stand up for yourself in a polite way. Share your feelings, opinions, or beliefs, instead of becoming angry,
defensive, or passive.
 Learn and practice relaxation techniques. Try breathing exercises, meditation, prayer, yoga, or tai chi.
 Exercise regularly. You'll feel better and be more prepared to handle problems.
 Eat healthy. Avoid too much sugar. Focus on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein. When you're
stressed, you'll probably want less-nutritious comfort foods, but if you overdo them, they'll add to your
problems.
 Try to manage your time wisely.
 Say no, where you can, to things that would add more stress to your life.
 Make time for hobbies and interests.
 Get enough rest and sleep. Your body needs time to recover from stressful events.
 Don't rely on alcohol, drugs, or food to help against stress. Ease up on caffeine, too.
 Spend time with people you love.
 Talk with a counselor or take a stress management class for more help.
13 Tips to Ease Stress