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What is stress?

Stress is the body’s response to pressure. It is a natural response of human beings that help in addressing threats and challenges in their life. All of us deal with stress differently depending on our genetics, early life events, personality, social and economic conditions

Why should we learn how to manage stress?

Deterioration in our daily performance is often a warning sign of our natural coping/ resilience being overwhelmed by the stressors. If no effort is made to reduce the stress in these circumstances, it can negatively impact the nervous system as well as other body organs and decrease our ability to combat infections. Therefore, long standing stress increases our vulnerability for sleep disturbance, memory problems, depression, anxiety, digestive problems including peptic ulcers, cardiovascular disturbances and infections. Hence different strategies to handle stressors and improving resilience against stress is essential for overall well being of individuals.

Benefits of Stress Management for Human Life

Stress management is essential for a better human life because it improves overall well-being, productivity, and relationships while reducing the risk of serious health problems. Here’s why stress management is beneficial:

  • Reduces the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, and stroke.
  • Strengthens the immune system, making the body more resistant to illness
  • Helps regulate sleep, reducing insomnia and fatigue
  • Reduces anxiety, depression, and emotional exhaustion.
  • Improves focus, memory, and decision-making.
  • Encourages positive thinking and emotional stability.
  • Helps manage time effectively, preventing burnout.
  • Enhances creativity, problem-solving, and efficiency.
  • Improves motivation and work-life balance
  • Reduces irritability and mood swings, leading to better interactions.
  • Encourages open communication and conflict resolution.
  • Helps maintain healthy relationships with family, friends, and colleagues.
  • Encourages self-care and relaxation.
  • Helps in achieving long-term goals without unnecessary pressure.
  • Increases overall happiness and satisfaction in life.

Stress management – group therapy is a psychological treatment conducted with the following purpose:

To learn new ways of managing one’s symptoms and discomforts

Learning to explore the relationship between own symptoms and / or discomforts and one’s thoughts and / or actions in different situations and social relationships

To learn how one may apply the newly learn patterns of thoughts and behaviours for relief from distressing symptoms.