Work Life Balance and Stress Management Justin Olsen, MS, LCMHC

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Work Life Balance and Stress Management Justin Olsen, MS, LCMHC

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Work Life Balance At Work Tips Set manageable goals each day Be efficient with your time at work Take five Tune in Communicate effectively Do your best - Give yourself a break Have set work hours Self-analysis at the end of the day

Work Life Balance At Home Tips Unplug Divide and conquer Don't over commit Get support Stay active Treat your body right Get help if you need it Hobbies

Stress What is Stress? Stress has been called America’s #1 health problem It is estimated that 75-90% of all visits to primary care physicians are due to stress related problems The World Health Organization labeled stress a Worldwide Epidemic

Stress Stress Wear and tear of everyday life We all experience it Time, money, and relationships ensure that stress will always be with us

Stress Warning Signs of Stress Headaches Dissatisfaction with life/job Sleep disturbances Difficulty concentrating Short temper Upset stomach Frustration Dissatisfaction with life/job Depressed Worry Agitation Difficulty relaxing

Stress What Stress Does To Me? Able to handle less More health problems Relationships suffer Negative spiral of depression and anxiety Intensifies the bad and nullifies the good

Bang Head HERE Stress Stress Reduction Kit… Place kit on FIRM surface Follow directions in circle of kit Repeat step 2 as necessary, or until unconscious If unconscious, cease stress reduction activity Bang Head HERE

Stress Stress Can Be Good Eustress Moderate or normal psychological stress interpreted as being beneficial Motivates, focuses energy Is short-term Is perceived as within our coping abilities Feels exciting Improves performance

HIGH STRESS Anxiety Unhappiness Optimum Stress HIGH Performance Area of Best Performance HIGH STRESS Anxiety Unhappiness LOW STRESS Boredom LOW LOW Pressure HIGH

Stress Eustress or Distress Our perceptions of a stressor is what determine if we are feeling distress or eustress It's all about perceiving challenges rather than obstacles Find ways to use Stress to our advantage

Stress Trying to Create Eustress Situations Thoughts Emotions Behaviors

Stress Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” Viktor Frankl

Stress Kelly McGonigal – Health Psychologist TED talk – “How to make stress your friend” How you think about stress matters How you choose to view your stress response matters Human connection Book the “Upside of Stress”

Stress Reservoir

Stress Things That Drain The Water Work Relationships Money Illness Getting older Mental heath issues Change Weather What takes away water for you?

Stress Ways to Add Water Sleep Exercise daily Time alone Eat Healthy Communicate your stress Do things you enjoy Volunteer Go outside Learn to say No Time alone Find things to be “in charge” of Make a plan to address the stress Try to make the best of the situation or view it different Organize your time Leave work at work

Stress Treadmill of Life What happens if your on a treadmill and get tired? What do we in our life’s when we start to feel burnt out?

Stress

Stress Gas Tank Running on empty? Putting gas in the tank

Stress Sources of Help Family Friends Religious and Community Leaders Supervisors and Co-workers Medical Doctors Therapists (Your EAP)

Stress Setting Goals Find out what is causing your stress Why do you want to reduce this stress? How would life be better if I reduced this stress? Set a goal Long and short term goals

Sonja Lyubomirsky

Sean Achor- Happiness Advantage TED Talk-The happy secret to better work Three Acts of Gratitude- Must be different each day Random Act of Kindness The Doubler- For two minutes each day, think of one positive experience that’s occurred during the past 24 hours. Fun 15 (Cardiovascular Exercise) Breathe

Stress So How Do We Choose Happiness? 1. Three Acts of Gratitude They have to be specific. If you choose your family, your job and your health every day, it will not work Do this daily for at least 21 days

Stress So How Do We Choose Happiness? 2. The Doubler For two minutes each day, think of one positive experience that’s occurred during the past 24 hours Bullet point as many details as you can remember The brain can’t tell the difference between visualization and the actual event

Stress So How Do We Choose Happiness? 3. The Fun 15 15 minutes of cardiovascular exercise a day It’s the equivalent of taking an anti-depressant It’s not a replacement for anti-depressants. Your brain records a victory, releases endorphins and that cascades to the next activity

Stress So How Do We Choose Happiness? 4. Breathe Take your hands off your keyboards for two minutes a day and simply watch your breaths go in and out Increases accuracy Improves happiness Drops stress levels

Stress So How Do We Choose Happiness? 5. Conscious Acts of Kindness- Spend two minutes a day doing something kind for others Send a positive e-mail or text to a co-worker Hold the door open for someone Smile when you pass people in the hall

Work Life Balance and Stress Management Justin Olsen, MS, LCMHC