Stress Management
What is the purpose of Stress Management Counselling?
The purpose of Stress Management Counselling and Psychotherapy is not to eliminate stress from your life. This is impossible. Stress is a natural response to change, and change is inevitable. Having a certain amount of stress in your life is normal. However, cumulative stress that results from excessive exposure to hassles, responsibilities, daily pressures, concerns, worries, and anger threatens our health and happiness.
You may have never been taught how to take care of yourself in a positive and caring way. The skills of relaxation and focused concentration aren’t often taught in higher education curriculums, but they are vital to learning and being healthy and happy now and in your future.
The first step in dealing with stress is becoming aware of what stresses you and how your body reacts to it. Many of us have become experts at desensitizing ourselves or ignoring our bodies’ signals. The question you have to ask yourself is this: Am I ready to take responsibility for paying attention to my stressors and how stress manifests in my life? Taking this first step will enhance your quality of life right now.
Different types of Stress
Various types of stress
- Social and financial problems
- Physical or mental illness
- Lack of social support networks
- Family history of stress or family discord
Symptoms Of Stress
What are the symptoms of having Stress?
- Rumination about or rehashing
- Stressful memories
- Feeling defensive
- Crankiness
- Having difficulty remembering things
- Freezing or not being able to retrieve information
- Not being able to laugh or see the humour in situations
- Crying spells
- Change in voice tone
- Quick temper
- Racing thoughts
- Confusion
- Forgetfulness
- Pessimistic outlook
Live Stress Free!
With jinal sanghavi’s counselling & therapy
- Action Orientated Approaches: used to take action to change a stressful situation
- Emotion-oriented approaches: used to change the way we perceive a stressful situation
- Acceptance-oriented approaches: used for dealing with stressful situations you can’t control