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Stress Management
By : - Yeswanth Srinivas Manadapati
1 - How do you define Stress ???
• When the Stress will have Negative Effect on us ???
• What are its Consequences ???
• How do you define ???
• What are the Causes ???
How do you on Take Stress Flight or
Fight ???
Questionnaire ???
• (13 – B) Questionnaire ??? Page – 169 – 170 .
• Take - 5 Minutes and - Mark Circle or Tick
on it.
Analyze your Personal Incidents
• Identify the Causes of Stress and Analyze
• Page 170 -171 . Add Total Marks
• If the Marks are above 150 , Your are Porn to
Stress .
• You have to Change and Control the Stress Accordingly with the Factors
• What are your Stress Levels at that Particular Situation / Incident .
• Understand Your Emotions and Feelings Find the Factors and ways that you are Habituated to Stress.
Find the Best of 3 - Possible ways to
Overcome Stress.
• What / How do you Enact ( put into practice
an idea or suggestion) on it ?? ?
•
Reactions of Stress
.
Work Place Stressors -1) Low Salaries
2) Excessive Work Load.
Routine & Tedious Procedures -Monotony
3) Organization Culture
4) Bad Management Practices - Few
Opportunities for Advancement , Lack of
Social Support.
5) Uninteresting Work -
6) Not Having Enough Control Over
Job Related Issues
7) To get Conclusion and Decisions.
8) MEETING TIME LINES
9) Relation Ship at work Place &
Work Environment.
10) Implementation of New Process
– New Procedures
Work Place Challenges
Last Minute Work
11) Stress is Proportionally Related
to your Health.
Treat the Cause Not the Affects
Medical Therapy of a
disease that only
Affects its,
symptoms
Not It’s Cause
II) - 1) How to Overcome or Reduce
Stress - Take Control
• Stress can be triggered by a problem that may on
the surface seem impossible to solve.
• Learning how to Find solutions to your
problems will help you feel more in control
thereby lowering your level of stress.
Manage Your Time -
Prepare According to the Need of the Hour .
• At times, we all feel over burdened by our
• ‘ To Do ' list and this is a common cause of stress.
• Accept that you can not do everything at once and
start to Prioritise and Diarise your tasks.
2) Learn and Adopt - Accordingly to the Changes.
3) Limit Internet and Cell Phone Use.
...
• 55 % - of the Work Place Distractions are Caused by Cell Phones.
• 75% of the Employees Admit that 2- Hours of Working Time lost due to Distractions.
. 28 % of Increase in the Mistakes after an
Employee getting a Phone Call.
4) Negative Effects of Growing Social
Media in Life
• Social Media is Creating Evil / Impacts in our Day to Day Life .
• It’s negative effects that are completely ruing our life
How Is Your Phone Changing You?
• Now a days mobile phones are more essential that we carry with us everywhere.
• Mobile phones are not just a communication tool, but are used as a Status Symbol.
• They're also damaging our Personal Relationship
5) Learn how to say - - “NO .”
• Know your Limits and Stick to them.
• Whether in your personal or professional life, taking on more than you can handle is a sure fire recipe for stress.
6) Avoid people who stress you out
• If someone consistently causes stress in your life, limit the amount of time you spend with that person, or end the Relationship.
• Issues / Incidents / Real or Viral - If the Evening news makes you Anxious, Turn off the TV.
• If traffic makes you tense, take a longer but less-travelled route.
7) Start a stress journal
• A stress journal can help you identify the regular stressors in your life and the way you deal with them.
• What caused your stress (make a guess if you’re unsure)
• How you felt, both physically and emotionally
• How you acted in Response.
• What you did to make yourself feel better
8) Work Life Balance
9) Family System
10) Personal Relations
11) How to Recover from Stress
Try Relaxation Techniques
• Each day, try to relax with a stress reduction
technique. Eg : Meditation , Yoga .
• Indulge in Physical Activity
• Stressful situations increase the level of stress
hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol in
your body.
Try Yoga
• In a national survey, 85% of those who practice yoga said that it helped them with relieving stress. It is true that yoga teaches mind-body awareness that can help people cope with stress
Get More Sleep
• A lack of sleep is a significant cause of stress.
Unfortunately though, stress also interrupts our
sleep as thoughts keep whirling through our
heads, stopping us from relaxing enough to fall
asleep.
Avoid Caffeine, Alcohol, and Nicotine.
• Avoid, or at least reduce, your consumption of
nicotine and any drinks containing caffeine and
alcohol. Caffeine and nicotine are stimulants and
so will increase your level of stress rather than
reduce it.
Talk to Someone
• Just talking to someone about how you feel can
be helpful.
Don’t Be Reactive
• We’ve all had interactions where our first prerogative is a negative emotion.
• However, being reactive all the time, especially in a negative manner, can cause undue stress.
Don’t React - Only Respond
Accept that there are events that you cannot Control.
Be Assertive instead of Aggressive. ...
We Win - - TEAM WORK
Change your Habitual Thinking –Attitude
Self Confidence
Low Self Esteem
HAVE FAITH
IN YOUR PATH
Don’t Compare Yourself with Others
Keep a positive attitude. Exercise Regularly. ...
How to be in Positive Attitude
–AV.
Good Times Bad Times
Take Regular Breaks
• Psychology has shown that our brains don’t cope well to never having a break.
• In fact, idleness helps us to recover from periods of stress.
• If you are able, try and schedule your day around working periods of 90 minutes followed by a break of 10 minutes.
Improve Your Eating and Sleeping
Habits
• Being hungry and tired can be significant causes of stress.
• Our brains were made to be driven by the process of breaking down food into fuel.
• Eating poorly can deprive your system –including your brain – of the nutrients it needs to function properly.
Create a stress-free Home Environment
• If your home is a relaxing place, then you may find it easier to relax.
• Try keep your home, or at least one room in your home,
• Spend time with people that make you happy. Have dinner with friends or see a movie.
• This can take your mind off your stress and help improve your general outlook.
Spend With Family
Relationships
• .