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Developing Coping Skills

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STRESS AND YOU….

kumarmahi

Puducherry

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What is stress..

Stress = pressure- adaptability (demand)-(coping)

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Do you know…

Stress present since before human evolutionStress is universalStress is neither good nor badStress is essentialWe don’t manage stress

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Coping with a Stressful Event

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Positive effects of stress

We need and enjoy stressSource of energyIncrease productivity and

performanceWe have learned skillsUseful warning signs

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Negative effects of stress

Unpleasant emotionPreoccupationInterpersonal problem cause or effectFeeling tired Many bad habitsMany illnessReduce performance

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Do you know..

Much of our stress response are genetic; But no longer appropriate or necessary today

We must find ways to manage stress to assure healthy and fulfilled lives.

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Typical Relationship BetweenPerformance and Stress

Low High

Level of

Perf

orm

an

ce

Low

(poor)

High

(excellent)

Too Little Stress Excessive Stress

Stress

Relax

Bored

passive

Active Confused

Withdrawal

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Daily hassles Role strain

Life eventTrauma

Short time long time

Miner

severe

Stressful life events

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Causes of stress Daily hassles

Change

Illness

Death of someone

Financial worries

High demands

Disappointment

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Causes of stress..

Attitude - you cause for yourselfPoor Time Management Too much or too little workTime pressures and deadlinesFrustration and boredom with current roleLack of clear plans and goals

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Causes of stress

RelationshipFear of being unpopularPeer pressureGirl friend and boy friend worriesConcern for one’s appearanceLack of understanding by others

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Outer world Inner world 1

Inner world 2

Physical attention

External event

Physiological

feelings

Internal state

Thinking

memory

cognitive

Environment Person P E

Reaction to stress

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Physical Stress Signs

Increased heart rate/ Increased blood pressure

Muscles tightening

Cold clammy hands

Fatigue

Sleeplessness

Longer recovery from injury

Stomach or bowel upset

Headaches

Backaches

Change in eating habits: lost of appetite/overeating

Restlessness/irritability

Increased illness

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Reaction or Respond

ThinkingFeeling Acting

Acting

Feeling

Thinking

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Psychological

Difficulty in concentrationLack of interest Low self-esteemLow self-confidence

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Emotional

AngerFearWorry Isolation Negative thinking Unhappiness Suicide feelings

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Behavioural

Decrease in effortDecline in performanceSmoking, drinking, drug abuseAvoiding peopledeviation in

behaviour

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Determining factors

Predictability Control Frequency Support

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Typical Relationship BetweenPerformance and Stress

Low High

Level of

Perf

orm

an

ce

Low

(poor)

High

(excellent)

Too Little Stress Excessive Stress

Stress

Relax

Bored

passive

Active Confused

Withdrawal

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Passive

Avoidance

Low risk taking

Lack of motivation

Blaming

Dependent

Procrastinate

Lack of skills

Active

Optimistic

Self control

Personal responsibility

Goal directed

Mastery oriented

motivated

Thoughtful

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Confused

Distracted

Disappointed

Pessimistic

Impulsive

No clear plan or goal

Under mild moderate stress

Under stress

Non-Acceptance

Unfinished business

Dissatisfied

Give up

Withdrawal

Helpless, hopeless

Illness

Disaster

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Managing stress

Physical PsychologicalEmotionalSpiritual Social

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Physical

Nutritious FoodExerciseMuscular RelaxationUndisturbed sleep

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Food

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Don’t

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Exercise..

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Stretching

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psychological

Positive self talk (autosuggestion)

Motivating oneself

3 ‘C’

Control

Commitment

Challenge

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Controlling stress by preparing for it

RehearsalPlanningAvoidanceReducing the Importance of an EventReducing UncertaintyManage time effectively

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Emotional

Don’t suppress feelings

Feel good about yourself

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Spiritual

Meditate Pray

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Social

Get support from family or friends

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Do something

Cry or laugh

Listen to music

Draw, paint

Keep pets

Go for a walk

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Last but not least

Unacceptable – try to accept

Uncertain - reduce it

Uncontrollable – we have choice

There is only one problem that is the fear of unable to cope

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Coping option

3’C’

Change environment ( flight)

Change the environment ( fight)

Change yourself – attitude, belief..

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You are not alone…

We are here to help you

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Get the support you need

Visit

http://stress-coping.blogspot.com/

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Thank you