LESSON 12.4: CHRONIC STRESS Module 12: Health Disparities Obj. 12.4: Identify how chronic stress contributes to negative health outcomes.

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LESSON 12.4: CHRONIC STRESS Module 12: Health Disparities Obj. 12.4: Identify how chronic stress contributes to negative health outcomes.

Do Now: Symptoms of Stress  In the box below, identify possible symptoms of stress.

What is Stress?  With a partner, discuss the following questions: What is stress? How does it affect health? What risk factors increase a person’s likelihood to experience high levels of stress?

Chronic Stress  Sometimes stress can be good. For instance, it can help you develop skills needed to manage potentially threatening situations in life. However, stress can be harmful when it is severe enough to make you feel overwhelmed and out of control.  Strong emotions like fear, sadness, or other symptoms of depression are normal, as long as they are temporary and don’t interfere with daily activities. If these emotions last too long or cause other problems, it’s a different story. Source: CDC

Chronic Stress  Disbelief and shock  Tension and irritability  Fear and anxiety about the future  Difficulty making decisions  Being numb to one’s feelings  Loss of interest in normal activities  Loss of appetite  Nightmares and recurring thoughts about the event  Anger  Increased use of alcohol and drugs  Sadness and other symptoms of depression  Feeling powerless  Crying  Sleep problems  Headaches, back pains, and stomach problems  Trouble concentrating

Chronic Stress & Health Disparities  “Chronic stress, like other conditions that threaten or promote health, is distributed unevenly through society along class and racial lines. Our ability to manage the pressures that might upset our lives is not simply a matter of personality or character; it's tied to our access to power, resources, support networks and opportunities. Both exposures to stressors and access to the resources we need to manage them are tied to our class and social status.” Source: Courtesy of UNNATURAL CAUSES: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? Produced by California Newsreel with Vital Pictures. Presented by the National Minority Consortia

The Role of Chronic Stress  What is chronic stress?  Who is most at risk of being affected by chronic stress?  What health consequences can chronic stress have?

Homework: Managing Stress  Develop an action plan for managing and reducing your stress. First, figure out a way to identify your current level of stress. (Can you come up with a way to track your stress level?) Then, brainstorm at least two different specific action steps for managing and /or reducing the the stress in your life. (Are these action steps SMART--specific, measurable, ambitious, realistic, & timely?) Record your data and your action and write a final summary about the anecdotal evidence you have gathered.