Stress management is a necessary skill for everyone. Learning to identify problems and implement solutions is the key to successful stress reduction.
The first step in successful stress relief is deciding to make a change in how we manage stress.
The next step is identifying our stress triggers. Some causes of stress are obvious — job pressures, relationship problems or financial difficulties. But daily hassles and demands can also contribute to our stress level. Even positive events can be stressful. Once we've identified our stress triggers, we can start thinking about strategies for dealing with them. Sometimes the solution may be as easy as turning off the TV when the evening news is too distressing. Or, when we can't avoid a stressful situation, we can try brainstorming ways to reduce the irritation factor.
We don't feel have to figure it out all on our own. We can seek help and support from family and friends. We can ask them what stress-relief techniques have worked well for them. And many people benefit from daily practice of stress reduction techniques, such as mindfulness, tai chi, yoga, meditation or being in nature. Stress won't disappear from our lives. And stress management isn't an overnight cure. But with practice, we can learn to manage our stress levels and increase our ability to cope with life's challenges.
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