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prevention group work. This session includes worksheets, handouts, and group leader instruction for facilitating a session on the antecedents of anger to help participants become more aware of their physical cues and emotional responses to anger and frustration. Group leader discussion questions are provided to help encourage
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Preview and Download !as you implement your Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) program. The IMR curriculum consists of an orientation to the IMR program and these 10 topics: ... nCoping with stress; nCoping with problems and persistent symptoms; and nGetting your needs met by the mental health system. For references, see the booklet . The Evidence.
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Preview and Download !How to manage stress To manage stress, it can helpful to identify the stressors. Once we clearly identify the thing or things making us feel stressed, we can focus our energies on how to problem solve and manage the situation (see our ‘Problem Solving’ worksheet to help you find ways to manage a stressor). We may also need to re-evaluate
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Preview and Download !Stress management skills work best when they’re used. 10. Techniques that help keep stress under control include:, , . 11. Behaviors and attitudes that can help people stay cool under stress include:, , . Part 2: Listen to your classmates share additional stress-beating strategies and write down
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Preview and Download !• The definition of stress has evolved over time. Early definitions focused on changes in physiology. More recent definitions highlight the fact that stress occurs when an individual perceives something as threatening. Thus, stress is subjective; two individuals can experience the same event but only one might experience the event as stress.
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Preview and Download !Stress management at work 22 Work-related stressors Burnout (see H ow to get over a nervous breakdown ) Difficulties with a manager (see: H ow to Deal With Criticism ) Boredom at work Conflicts with colleagues (see: F air fighting rules ) Working with colleagues who don't pull their weight
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Preview and Download !Development of an integrated coping response through cognitive– affective stress management train- ing. In I. G. Sarason & C. D. Spielberger (Eds.), Stress and anxiety (Vol. 7, pp. 265–280).
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Preview and Download !Teaching stress management must never turn into a power struggle with the person. Stop immediately if that happens. It is often best to model it yourself as you teach. This isn’t just because it is an effective teaching strategy, but also because it makes Stress Management into something that we all have to do. Teaching Stress Management ...
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Preview and Download !Time Management Worksheet Are you a procrastinator? Read each statement below and choose the word that best describes your behavior. Write the corresponding number you choose on your paper. Never – 1 Occasionally – 2 Often – 3 Always – 4 1. I feel I have to “cram” before an exam. 2. My homework is turned in on time. 3.
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Preview and Download !2. • • • _____ _____ _____
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