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    The term “stress” is commonly thrown around and used to describe a negative feeling, but it is important to note that many activities/occupations require some degree of stress. Goals and dreams are transformed into reality through the sphere of stress, as people realize that coming face to face with what is considered difficult is what allows them to live a healthy and active life. Stress is needed on a day-to-day basis, but what occurs many a times is a person’s inability to handle the great…

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    There is many different kinds of stress. Some of these types can be mental, physical, or emotional. Stress is something that causes distress in your life. And for me that would be mentally. From school and classes, to my job, to my home life, all the way to my financial needs, I stress. But I know I am a strong-willed women who will overcome it so I don’t let it get me down! The way each person reacts to stress is all different. If you are feeling stressed there are ways and things to do to…

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    motion exercises to get them moving in hopes of decreasing pain. • Educate the family that their symptoms are real. – It can seem like they are making it up and if the family understands this they can help their family in helping the client decrease stress and anxiety. 7. Goals/Expected Outcomes: • Client will participate in all…

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    Her perception of the workload she could handle was a direct recipe for copious stress. The author, Clausen argues that overworking can cause other areas of our lives to be affected by devotion to our careers. Because of the excessive dedication towards an occupation our focus on daily life diminishes such as family lives, social lives, and basic health which are as equally or even more important than any job. Holding a career above other areas of our lives, as an ideal in society can affect…

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    How to De-Stress I absolutely loathe the feeling of being angry, sad, overwhelmed, the list could go on. I often have to remind myself to calm down and how to be content with life, even in the most chaotic situations and events happening. Sure, it takes patience and along the way it can feel a bit challenging, but in the end, it’s all worth it because you are finally in a better state of mind. There are a few simple ways to help let go of the anxious stress that’s been attached to you. First…

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    Purpose Statement: To inform the audience about stress and its effects on the body. Thesis Statement: When stress levels in the body are elevated for a lengthy period, chronic stress can have an effect on one’s overall health or well-being. (healthline.com). Recently, I discovered that my Mother was diagnosed with cancer. Naturally, this news has triggered a certain amount of levels of stress for both of us. Although, stress can occur from daily obligations, too undesirable events, such as…

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    Stress Stress is a growing public health concern but also a natural part of life. We all encounter stress, some more than others. Stress affects many individuals both physically and psychologically. Many individuals are able to cope with small exposures to stress, and some people even become more productive when encountering stress. However, it is problematic when stress becomes overwhelming and a person begins to suffer from its adverse consequences including increased anxiety, depression and…

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    important papers, and daunting deadlines. The stress will often have the fight or flight responses in the mind screaming FLIGHT! But that stress can be useful in a few different ways. In A Working Mother article titled “The Upside of Stress,” Katherine Bowers writes, “When your stress levels start rising, it’s helpful to remind yourself that the pressure is often temporary, but that achieving your goals will have lasting meaning” (58). Turning the negative, stress induced thoughts aways from how…

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    defines stress as the term that refers to the sum of the physical, mental, and emotional strains or tensions on a person. Feelings of stress in humans result from interactions”. There are two type of stress “positive’ and “negative” stress. Positive stress could be something like the interception of a new child or something we really look forward to. Many people are more familiar with negative stress. When we hear the word stress it’s not corresponded with being positive. Negative stress is…

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    people, stress is so commonplace that it has become a way of life. In some cases; infact in in many of life’s struggles, stress can be a helpful thing. For example, stress can help and motivate you to do things that one wouldn’ do otherwise or put off indefinitely. Another personal example I can give is the writing of this thesis. The stress created by the submission deadline of this thesis caused me to go into overdrive and get it finished by the appropriate time. If I wasn’t under stress or…

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