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Managing Stress

Managing Stress
4.0 (13 reviews)
ISBN: 978-87-7681-658-2
1 edition
Pages : 53
Price: Free

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Description

Don't we all have to work under a lot more pressure nowadays than at any time in history?

Expectations are higher than ever before and the need to do ”more” with ”less” is a given. Our family lives are also frantic. Add all of this together and it can cause us to be stressed and more anxious.

In this book, you’ll be given information, techniques and strategies to manage your stress levels. We may not be able to control the events that happen to us but we can certainly manage the meaning and the impact that they have upon us.

Content

Preface

1. Introduction
1.1. Why People Experience Stress
1.2 Learning to Manage Job Stress

2. Types and Causes of Stress
2.1 Introduction
2.2 The Process of Stress
2.3 Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
2.1.1 Level 1 – Physiological Needs
2.1.2 Level Two – Safety Needs
2.1.3 Level Three – Belonging Needs
2.1.4 Level Four – Ego-Status
2.1.5 Level Five – Self-Actualization
2.2 Additional Types of Organizational Stress
2.3 Personal Sources of Stress

3. The Impacts of Stress
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Levels of Stress
3.2.1 Acute Stress
3.2.2 Episodic Acute Stress
3.2.3 Chronic Stress
3.3 General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)
3.4 Warning Signs of Excessive Stress at Work
3.5 How You Currently Cope with Stress

4. Self-Care Methods for Reducing Stress
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Every Bit Helps
4.3. Exercise
4.4 Healthy Eating
4.4.1 Plan for Success
4.4.2 How You Eat
4.4.3 Fruits and Vegetables
4.4.4 Additional Nutritional Tips
4.5 Get Plenty of Sleep
4.6 Changing Your Focus
4.7 Plan for Relaxation

5. Reducing Stress through Time Management
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Creating a Schedule
5.3 Managing Tasks at Work
5.3.1 The Difference between Urgent and Important
5.3.2 Prioritize Tasks
5.3.3 Delegate, Delegate, Delegate

6. Improving Emotional Intelligence to Reduce Workplace Stress
6.1 Introduction
6.2 EI at Work
6.2.1 Increasing Self-Awareness
6.2.2 Self-Management
6.2.3 Social Awareness
6.2.4 Relationship Skills
6.3 Reducing Stress Using EI

7. Further Methods for Reducing Workplace Stress
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Additional Tips for Employees
7.3 Additional Tips for Employers or Supervisors

8. Resources

About the Author

Website:
www.m-t-d.co.uk

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Reviews

Alesia C. Holiday ★★★★★

The self-care methods are achievable and can be applied by those who deal with minimal to a higher level of stress.

Benno Capshaw ★★★★★

I like how concise it was, I am currently taking a course on Lifetime Nutrition and we discussed how stress can affect your health and metabolism. This book was a great read.