Stress Management Chart

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7 Ways to Manage Your Stress Track your stressors. Use a journal to identify which situations create the most stress and how you respond to them. Set limits. Tap into your support system. Make one health-related commitment. Manage your devices. Enhance your sleep quality. Seek additional help.
For adults, Maness suggests the “5 A's” in order to deal with stress and anxiety. The A's stand for Avoid, Alter, Accept, Adapt, and Assert. “Avoid alcohol and drugs,” suggests Maness, “Alter your schedule so you have time to eat healthy, exercise, relax and sleep.
Fortunately, there are 4 steps to help reduce stress and cope with the inevitable stressors of everyday life: Avoid. Believe it or not, it is possible to escape some of the minor stressors that tend to trouble people: Alter. Communicate clearly and let people know your expectations. Accept. Adapt.
Part 1: Tackling the Problem Point 1: Identify and Then Address the Problem. Three ideas can help you manage a lot of work: Point 2: Avoid stress when possible. Point 3: Let some things go. Point 4: The Power of Exercise. Point 5: Active Relaxation. Point 6: Eat well. Point 7: Sleep well.