MARY HAMILL MIAHIP MICP INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPIST

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MARY HAMILL MIAHIP MICP INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPIST STRESS MATTERS HELLO What can I tell a group of HealthCare Professional about Stress that they don’t alredy know ? I thought back to when I was working in a busy office environment The same time I was in training as a psychotherapist And how learning about the PHYSIOLOGY of Stress and the STRESS RESPONSE Had actually made a significant difference. So, I’d like to tell you about my own journey of discovery and share with you some insights that I discovered about STRESS in the WORKPLACE MARY HAMILL MIAHIP MICP INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPIST

BACK TO COLLEGE Off I went. Signed up for night school Got my book list & time Table

SORRY, WHAT ROOM IS THIS ?………….

STRESS RESPONSE FIGHT – FLIGHT - FREEZE A series of biochemical changes that prepare you to deal with threat or danger. * Evolutionary * Biological * Autonomic Nervous System

STRESS RESPONSE & RELAXATION RESPONSE

BODY AWARENESS Immediate Are you aware of your body responding to stress? STRESS RESPONSE- Immediate RELAXATION RESPONSE- 20 minutes HOW DO YOU FEEL RIGHT NOW?

HOW MIND & BODY INTERACT INTERNAL AWARENESS Your body registers stress long before your conscious mind does as most of our awareness is directed toward the outside world.

THE BRAIN & STRESS

WHERE’S THE TIGER ?

WINDOW OF TOLERANCE

MODERATORS OF STRESS PUTTING ON THE BRAKES. * TOP DOWN - PROCESSING * BOTTOM UP - PROCESSING

COGNITIVE APPRAISAL TOP DOWN PROCESSING A & B = C A – Activating Event B – Beliefs C - Consequences

THE BODY AS A RESOURCE BOTTOM-UP PROCESSING What turns it on, can turn it off. The Relaxation Response.

PUTTING ON THE BRAKES Bottom Up Processing

PUTTING ON THE BRAKES D.A.B. DEEP ABDOMINAL BREATHING Balance blood Oxygen ……& CO2 Heart Rate Muscle Tension Anxiety

PUTTING ON THE BRAKES VISUALISATION

THE MISSING PIECE PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Keep your BODY..... in MIND

3 QUICK INTERVENTIONS

THE CHALLENGE VIKTOR FRANKL WHEN WE ARE NO LONGER ABLE TO CHANGE A SITUATION – WE ARE CHALLENGED TO CHANGE OURSELVES. Viktor E. Frankl