Subject
Stress management
DURATION
1 DAY
CERTIFICATE
YES
PRICE
BY REQUEST
DATE
BY REQUEST
After the training, you will be able to:
You will be able to recognize your personal stressors and triggers;
You will recognize the physical and emotional symptoms of stress;
You will understand the impact of stress on health and well-being.
You will build emotional resilience and regulate your emotions effectively.
Course description
The Stress Management course is designed to help people develop the skills and strategies needed to manage stress effectively. The stress management course covers topics such as:
- Understanding the nature of stress and its impact on physical and mental health;
- Identify personal stressors and triggers
- Developing strategies and techniques for coping with stress
- Building emotional resilience and emotion regulation
- Incorporating self-care practices into daily life
- Improving communication skills and conflict resolution abilities
- Using relaxation techniques to reduce stress and promote relaxation
- Create a personalized stress management plan to keep your stress levels in check
A stress management course can be helpful for anyone experiencing stress, including students, employees, and people experiencing life transitions or challenges. The skills learned in a stress management course can help people manage their stress levels and improve their overall well-being.
What is stress?
Stress is a natural physiological and psychological response to a perceived threat or challenge. When a person experiences stress, their body releases hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol, which trigger the fight-or-flight response. This response prepares the body to take action, either by confronting the perceived threat or by fleeing from it.
Stress can be caused by a variety of factors, such as work or school pressures, financial difficulties, health problems, or major life changes. Although some stress can be beneficial and motivate a person to take action, too much stress can have negative effects on physical and mental health.
Symptoms of stress can vary, but may include physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle tension or digestive problems, as well as emotional symptoms such as anxiety, irritability or mood swings. Chronic or excessive stress can increase your risk of developing health problems such as heart disease, high blood pressure or depression.
Effective stress management involves developing coping strategies and techniques to manage stress and reduce its negative impact on overall health and well-being.
Method of conducting
One day live or virtual course.
The course is interactive and practical.
Trainer
Anelia Mancheva
Senior consultant and instructor of Lean Institute Bulgaria
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Who is the course suitable for?
Managers and Employees: People experiencing work-related stress can benefit from learning techniques to manage their stress levels and improve their productivity and overall job satisfaction;
Caregivers: People who care for others, such as parents, health professionals or family caregivers, may experience high levels of stress. A stress management course can help them develop stress management skills and improve their ability to provide care;
Individuals experiencing major life changes: Major life changes such as divorce, retirement, or the loss of a loved one can be stressful. A stress management course can help people develop coping strategies and stress management techniques during these transitions;
Anyone experiencing stress: Anyone experiencing stress, regardless of the cause or context, can benefit from a stress management course to learn effective stress management techniques and strategies.
Why enroll in the course?
To develop effective stress coping skills;
To improve the performance of those around you;
To improve your relationships with the people around you;
To improve your physical and mental health;
Request participation
Send request and we will contact you for confirmation