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Stress is the physical and emotional strain caused by pressures from external sources. Anything can cause stress, from major life events like marriage or death to everyday occurrences. When stressed, the body activates hormones that increase heart rate, breathing, and muscle tension while stopping digestion. Chronic stress without relief harms health over time. To manage stress, identify sources through a stress journal. Unhealthy coping mechanisms like overeating or drugs only compound stress. Better options include relaxation techniques, spending time in nature, exercise, and social support. Learning relaxation responses helps control stress levels long-term.
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Stress is the physical and emotional strain caused by pressures from external sources. Anything can cause stress, from major life events like marriage or death to everyday occurrences. When stressed, the body activates hormones that increase heart rate, breathing, and muscle tension while stopping digestion. Chronic stress without relief harms health over time. To manage stress, identify sources through a stress journal. Unhealthy coping mechanisms like overeating or drugs only compound stress. Better options include relaxation techniques, spending time in nature, exercise, and social support. Learning relaxation responses helps control stress levels long-term.
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The document discusses stress, its causes and effects on the body and mind. It defines stress as the body's response to threatening or demanding events. In moderate amounts, stress can be helpful by providing alertsness and focus. However, prolonged or excessive stress takes a toll physically and mentally. Common stressors include major life changes, work/financial issues, and unresolved problems. Both short-term and long-term effects of stress are explained. The summary concludes with an overview of strategies for managing stress, such as identifying sources, developing healthier coping mechanisms, and learning to avoid, alter, adapt to or accept stressful situations.
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This document provides information about anxiety, including who can experience it, how it affects the body, behavior, and mind, and treatment options. Anxiety is a normal response to stress but becomes a concern when symptoms are frequent, intense, disproportionate to the situation, and impact daily life. When triggered in the absence of a threat, it can cause physical symptoms like increased heart rate and sweating through the body's fight-or-flight response. Behaviorally, anxiety may lead to avoidance and difficulty sleeping or relaxing. Treatment levels range from seeing a doctor to counseling to hospitalization depending on severity and duration of symptoms. Simple exercises, spending time with others, breaking large tasks into smaller parts, and practicing relaxation techniques can help alleviate anxiety
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The document provides information about stress, anxiety, relaxation techniques, and tips for managing stress and getting better sleep. It discusses that stress is the body's response to demands and can have both positive and negative effects depending on how one copes. Anxiety is a lingering feeling of apprehension that is often from an unknown source. Fundamentally, how one interprets and reacts to stressful situations matters more than the situations themselves. The document then gives various tips for reducing stress through relaxation, communication, organization, and lifestyle changes. It also provides details on relaxation techniques like meditation, imagery, diaphragmatic breathing and the quieting reflex.
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- 2. When stress are constant or too great you might find ways to control it.
- 4. Understanding why you are under stress is important. You are familiar with the stress response, the emotional or physical symptoms of uncontrolled stress.
- 6. Analyze stress response and consequences, and consider each item, and ask why. Carefully consider each answer, because the answers will reveal stressors, such as deadlines, anxieties, trying to do so much managing time or money poorly, or poor health habbits.
- 8. Develop techniques to deal with the causes of stress. The longer you avoid dealing with the stress factors, the more the stress will build up.
- 10. Stop for a moment and take a few deep breaths. Do a relaxing exercise. Swing your hands at your sides and stretch. Take a “power nap” lie down and totally relax for a few minutes. Find time to do things you enjoy.
- 11. Leave your study area for a while to take a brisk walk. Find a quiet place to read magazines. Look at some peaceful image. Look up. Keep something humorous on hand.
Editor's Notes
- Of course you cant avoid stress ,in fact , you want to avoid all stress,