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'Achieving with stress' seeks to give the audience the perspective that stress can be good (eustress) and bad (distress). The presentation gives an overall view of how distress (and our stressors) affect us, and how to we can choose to control outcomes from stressful situations.
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ACHIEVING
with
STRESS
A Presentation by Dan Boyer
What is STRESS?
What is STRESS?
Comes From
Multiple Sources
A Constant Presence
Negative And
Positive
“Complete freedom from stress is death.” – Dr. Seyle
Home, Family, Work, Commitments, Relationships
Eustress or Distress
A Rainy Day
Reaction
EUSTRESS
It’s your day off. You wake up, look outside, and see rain. Lots of rain. The forecast calls for rain all-day.
Your rainy day reaction…
DISTRESS
You now have an excuse to curl up on the couch with a book and a cup of tea while
you listen to the rain outside.
The rainy day just ruined your day at the beach. You now
have to call your friends and cancel your scheduled plans.
How can STRESS affect us?
Affects of STRESS
Manage vs.
Mismanage “Fight or Flight” –
Dr. Cannon
Wear and tear on the body
The key is moderation
How we handle stress
Physiological Response
Listen to your body
Cumulative effects over time
STRESS REACTION
STRESS Reaction
It’s Not The Event
The Factors
It’s About Choices
Knowing your ‘demands’.
Your reaction determines your level of stress.
Having choice is having control.
Personality
Attitudes
Know yourself.
Choose your attitude.
STRESS FACTORS
STRESS FACTORS
Quality Of
Relationships
Personality
Physical And
Emotional Fitness
Lifestyle Habits
Sense of Satisfaction
From Day-to-Day
Seeking Help
Attitudes, Coping Strategies and Sense of Humour
Support Systems
General Sense of Well-Being
Eating Choices, Exercise, General “Healthy” Behaviours
Paid and Unpaid Work, Volunteer Work, Fun
Ability to Ask For and Accept Help
What is your personal reaction to STRESSORS?
Your Personal Reaction
The Emotional
The Physical
Mental ‘shutdown’?
Difficulty focusing?
Feeling tense and edgy?
Overwhelmed?
Teary-eyed? Trouble sleeping?
Fatigue?
Skin rashes and eruptions?
Headache?
Muscle aches and pains?
Loss of appetite?
Others?
Laugh at inappropriate times?
Others?
The EVENT
The Emotional
The Physical Your Own Reactions
How do you react…?
How do you react…?
STRESS ‘DELIVERY’
STRESS Delivery
Know Yourself
Control
The ‘Overall Picture’
Be on top of the situation.
Look at every aspect of life.
Choices
Understand your reactions.
Discover and examine.
STRESS Delivery
Balance Your Life
Intertwine work and play.
“Do Nothing” Allow yourself time to refresh and recharge
Get enough sleep/rest
Discover the art of napping.
Get away from it all. Change of scenery can help.
Avoid self- medication
Be alert to excessive intake.
Have regular checkups.
Your health is a critical factor.
Know community resources.
Become aware of resources.
Make CHANGE
The Situation
Yourself
The Other
Person/ People
Limited options.
Least successful.
Highest success rate.
Evaluation
Summary
Thank you A presentation by Dan Boyer