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K. Dominic Reddy
M.Sc.(Psy), M.A(Phil), M.A(Eng. Lit), M. Ed, (M.B.A.)
P.G. Diploma in Guidance & Counselling
P.G. Diploma in Yoga & Stress Management
P.G. Diploma in Parental Education
Teacher, St. Peter’s High School, Nellore
Motivation Psychologist & Trainer
Author: విద్యార్థి విజయం, విజయం నీ జన్మహక్కు
General Secretary: Progressive Psychologists Association, India - Nellore Dt.
Member: Conference of Catholic Psychologists of India (CCPI)
Member: Yoga Mitra mandali, Nellore Dt.
National Youth Award 1997 - CBCI commission for Youth
International Youth Conferences in Germany, France, Rome
Mobile: 94419 35461 E-Mail: kedominic@gmail.com
Residence: 0861-2338951
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Dedicated to
Our Mentor & Inspiration
Dr. Hypno Kamalakar
Founder: Progressive Psychologists Association - India
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K. Dominic Reddy
Psychologist & Trainer
Secretary, PPAI, SPS Nellore Dt
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Am I Stressed Now?
Stress – the space age sickness
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 18th Century – Age of enlightenment
 19th Century – Age of industrialization
 20th Century- Age of computerization
 21st Century – Age of stress
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What is stress ?
Depression, anxiety, fear, frustration, pressure,
tension, nervousness, trauma, distress, grief, worry
Stress – a layman's view
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 a state of mental tension and worry caused
by problems in your life, work, etc. (Webster’s
Dictionary)
 body’s response to situations that poses
demand, constraints or opportunities
Scientific Definitions
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 “ non-specific response of the body to any demand.”
~Hans Selye (1950)
 a pattern of negative physiological responses occurring in situations
where people perceive threats to their well being which they may
be unable to meet. ~ Lazarus and Folkman (1984)
 a state of physiological and physical tension produced, according
to the transactional model, when there is a mismatch between the
perceived demands of a situation (the stressor) and the individual’s
perceived ability to cope. ~Roz Brody, Dwyer (2002)
Types of stress - APA
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 Acute Stress
 Episodic Acute Stress
 Chronic Stress
What Is Stress
Body’s
Natural
Automatic
& Essential response
to any
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It is
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 Natural
 Designed to protect
 Essential?
Designed
to
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Walter Bradford Cannon 1920
Stress is essential
 Improves efficiency
and performance
 Avoids boredom
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Mechanism
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 To supply extra energy:
 Increased blood flow & Heart rate
 Increased B.P, Blood sugars and fats
 Perspiration increases
 Extra safety:
 Blood clotting system activates
 Preparedness:
 Muscle tension
 Pupils dilate
 Save Energy
 Some biological functions suppressed Sex
drive/ Digestion
Changes in the body….
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Stressors - Details
Categories
• Frustrations
• Conflicts
(Ap/Av, Ap/Av, Av/Av)
• Pressures
(speed up, do more/ some occupations)
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Sources
 Internal or External
 Happy or sad events
 Physical or Emotional events
Some Sources of stress
• School
• Work
• Family / Household chores
• Relationships
• Legal
• Finances/Future security
• Health/illness
• Environment
• Living Situation
• Time pressure
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Boil Less…
 Have a sound philosophy of life
 Don’t compromise on ethics & values
 Set reasonable/realistic goals
 Be prepared for failures
 Lead balanced life
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Boil Less…
 Have a sound philosophy of life
 Don’t compromise on ethics & values
 Set reasonable/realistic goals
 Be prepared for failures
 Lead balanced life
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Release pressure…
 Know about stress
 Sweat out – Stress out
 Sleep Well & Eat well
 Quiet Time / Meditation
 Have Pets
 Break jobs/tasks into manageable parts
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• Enjoy week end
• Participate in cultural programmes
• Learn to say ‘no’
• Time planning
• Positive thinking
• Enhance your knowledge and skills in job
• Delegate
• Spend time with spouse and children
• Create a good hobby
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Seek professional Help
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A challenge – An opportunity
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Present Pandemic Situation
Are not new to Humanity
Challenges and Crises
Why does this happen?
What to do during Lock down period
1. Be courageous
2. Know about the disease
3. Continue your routine
Few more things to do..
1. Yoga, Pranayama, Dhyana
2. Spend time on your hobby
3. Be together with your family
4. Learn & Be prepared for normal life
5. Be away from Alcohol & Smoking
6. Build social relations, Call old friends
7. Help others
Finally Remember:
We shall overcome
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Comment, ask & discuss
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Thank You
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For ppt. please mail to:
kedominic@gmail.com
94419 35461 / 0861-2338951

Stress management TALK.pdf

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    K. Dominic Reddy M.Sc.(Psy),M.A(Phil), M.A(Eng. Lit), M. Ed, (M.B.A.) P.G. Diploma in Guidance & Counselling P.G. Diploma in Yoga & Stress Management P.G. Diploma in Parental Education Teacher, St. Peter’s High School, Nellore Motivation Psychologist & Trainer Author: విద్యార్థి విజయం, విజయం నీ జన్మహక్కు General Secretary: Progressive Psychologists Association, India - Nellore Dt. Member: Conference of Catholic Psychologists of India (CCPI) Member: Yoga Mitra mandali, Nellore Dt. National Youth Award 1997 - CBCI commission for Youth International Youth Conferences in Germany, France, Rome Mobile: 94419 35461 E-Mail: kedominic@gmail.com Residence: 0861-2338951 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 2 23 Jan, 22
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    Dedicated to Our Mentor& Inspiration Dr. Hypno Kamalakar Founder: Progressive Psychologists Association - India
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    23 Jan, 22 PPAI/strs mgt/web 4 K. Dominic Reddy Psychologist & Trainer Secretary, PPAI, SPS Nellore Dt
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    23 Jan, 22 PPAI/strs mgt/web 5 Am I Stressed Now?
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    Stress – thespace age sickness 23 Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 6  18th Century – Age of enlightenment  19th Century – Age of industrialization  20th Century- Age of computerization  21st Century – Age of stress
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    23 Jan, 22 PPAI/strs mgt/web 7 What is stress ? Depression, anxiety, fear, frustration, pressure, tension, nervousness, trauma, distress, grief, worry
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    Stress – alayman's view 23 Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 8  a state of mental tension and worry caused by problems in your life, work, etc. (Webster’s Dictionary)  body’s response to situations that poses demand, constraints or opportunities
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    Scientific Definitions 23 Jan,22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 9  “ non-specific response of the body to any demand.” ~Hans Selye (1950)  a pattern of negative physiological responses occurring in situations where people perceive threats to their well being which they may be unable to meet. ~ Lazarus and Folkman (1984)  a state of physiological and physical tension produced, according to the transactional model, when there is a mismatch between the perceived demands of a situation (the stressor) and the individual’s perceived ability to cope. ~Roz Brody, Dwyer (2002)
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    Types of stress- APA 23 Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 10  Acute Stress  Episodic Acute Stress  Chronic Stress
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    What Is Stress Body’s Natural Automatic &Essential response to any REAL or IMAGINED DANGER 23 Jan, 22 11 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    It is 23 Jan,22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 13  Natural  Designed to protect  Essential?
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    Designed to 23 Jan, 22PPAI/ strs mgt/web 14 Walter Bradford Cannon 1920
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    Stress is essential Improves efficiency and performance  Avoids boredom 23 Jan, 22 15 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    23 Jan, 22PPAI/ strs mgt/web 17  To supply extra energy:  Increased blood flow & Heart rate  Increased B.P, Blood sugars and fats  Perspiration increases  Extra safety:  Blood clotting system activates  Preparedness:  Muscle tension  Pupils dilate  Save Energy  Some biological functions suppressed Sex drive/ Digestion Changes in the body….
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    Stressors - Details Categories •Frustrations • Conflicts (Ap/Av, Ap/Av, Av/Av) • Pressures (speed up, do more/ some occupations) 23 Jan, 22 19 PPAI/ strs mgt/web Sources  Internal or External  Happy or sad events  Physical or Emotional events
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    Some Sources ofstress • School • Work • Family / Household chores • Relationships • Legal • Finances/Future security • Health/illness • Environment • Living Situation • Time pressure 23 Jan, 22 20 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    Boil Less…  Havea sound philosophy of life  Don’t compromise on ethics & values  Set reasonable/realistic goals  Be prepared for failures  Lead balanced life 23 Jan, 22 23 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    Boil Less…  Havea sound philosophy of life  Don’t compromise on ethics & values  Set reasonable/realistic goals  Be prepared for failures  Lead balanced life 23 Jan, 22 25 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    Release pressure…  Knowabout stress  Sweat out – Stress out  Sleep Well & Eat well  Quiet Time / Meditation  Have Pets  Break jobs/tasks into manageable parts 23 Jan, 22 26 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    • Enjoy weekend • Participate in cultural programmes • Learn to say ‘no’ • Time planning • Positive thinking • Enhance your knowledge and skills in job • Delegate • Spend time with spouse and children • Create a good hobby 23 Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 27
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    Seek professional Help 23Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 28
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    A challenge –An opportunity 23 Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 30 Present Pandemic Situation
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    Are not newto Humanity Challenges and Crises
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    What to doduring Lock down period 1. Be courageous 2. Know about the disease 3. Continue your routine
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    Few more thingsto do.. 1. Yoga, Pranayama, Dhyana 2. Spend time on your hobby 3. Be together with your family 4. Learn & Be prepared for normal life 5. Be away from Alcohol & Smoking 6. Build social relations, Call old friends 7. Help others
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    Finally Remember: We shallovercome 23 Jan, 22 PPAI/ strs mgt/web 36
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    Comment, ask &discuss 23 Jan, 22 37 PPAI/ strs mgt/web
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    Thank You 23 Jan,22 39 PPAI/ strs mgt/web For ppt. please mail to: kedominic@gmail.com 94419 35461 / 0861-2338951