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Stress management: Ways to prevent and relive stress
Stress management interventions:

1. Reducing potential for stress
- Addressing causes, preventions
2. Ameliorating impact of stress
- Minimise severity & impact of stress
- Build resilience & coping
- Avoid ‘problematic stress’
- Proactive
3. Recovery from stress
- Recovering support for those impacted by stress, reactive



Reducing potential for stress

- Managing interpersonal problems
- Improving personal control
- Time management
- Exercising
- Situational level changes

Ameliorating impact of stress

- Psycho-education
- Relaxation
- Health promotion
- Developing adaptive coping responses
- Enhancing social support
- Resilience training

Recovery from stress

- Cognitive behavioural therapy
- Acceptance and commitment therapy
- Mindfulness based stress reduction
- Bio-feedback
- Emotional disclosure
- Alterative therapies (massae/acupuncture)



Example – CBT:

Develop understandin > Managing physical symptoms > Managing thoughts > Managing actions



Work stress

- Pervasive problem
- Direct negative effects on individual experiencing it

, - Direct negative effects on companies
- Indirect negative effects for companies

Examples:

- 44% of all work-related health +
- 54% of all working days lost due to ill health
- = due to stress, depression, anxiety
- 822,000 workers suffering from work-related stress, depression or anxiety (new/long
standing) in 2020/2021
- Cost of MH problems at work in UK = £34.9bn in 2018



Impact of work-related stress

AKA ‘job strains’

- Behavioural strains
o Employee actions
o E.g drinking alcohol, calling in sick when not ill
- Physical strains
o Physiological symptoms
o E.g headaches, ulcers
- Psychological strains
o Emotional reactions and attitudes
o E.g job dissatisfaction, anxiety, frustration



Work related stressors:

External environmental stressors

- Personal control
- Opportunity to use existing skills & develop new
skills
- Opportunities to pursue goals or meet demands
- Variety
- Clarity
- Opportunity for interpersonal contact
- Money
- Physical security
- Valued social position

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