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Chapter 3 Stress Management
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Lesson 1 A Natural Part of Your Life
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Stress Combination of a new or possibly threatening situation and your body’s natural response to the situation
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Stressors Anything that causes stress
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Distress Is the negative physical, mental, or emotional strain in response to a stressor
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Positive Stress (eustress) A stress response that happens when winning, succeeding, and achieving
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Stressor in Your Life Arguing with a brother or sister Getting glasses or braces Moving to a new home Getting in trouble with a teacher Making a speech in front of the class
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Serious Stressors Being pregnant and unmarried Experiencing the death of a parent Going through parents’divorce Becoming an unmarried father Becoming involved with drugs and alcohol Experiencing the death of a brother or sister Experiencing a change in your acceptance by your peers Experiencing the death of a close friend
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Lesson 2 How Stress Affects You
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Stress Response Fight or flight is your body’s reaction to a stressor
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Epinephrine Hormone that increases the stress level of sugar in your blood
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Body’s reaction to short-term stress 1- Mouth may be dry 2- You may feel sick 3- Muscles may tighten up 4- You may feel like you have extra power 5- Vision and hearing may sharpen
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Lasting effects of stress Physical fatigue Mental fatigue
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Distressed Continuously 1- Difficulty sleeping or frequent headaches 2- Mental or emotional problems, or cry for no reason 3-Become bored, depressed, or frustrated 4-Feel tense, irritable, and overwhelmed 5-Trouble concentration on schoolwork and making decisions
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Lesson 3 Defense Mechanisms
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Defense Mechanism Is an automatic, short-term behavior to cope with distress
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Type of Defense Mechanisms 1- Rationalization-making excuses instead of admitting mistakes 2- Displacement-shifting negative feelings about one person to another 3-repression-blocking out unpleasant memories 4-denial-ignoring reality or pretending that something doesn’t exist 5-projection-putting the blame for your problem on someone or something else.
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Lesson 4 Managing Your Stress
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Stress Management The ability to handle stress in healthy ways
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Warning signs of physical stress Headaches Indigestion Muscle aches Dry Mouth Shortness of breath Fatigue Insomnia Teeth grinding Pounding heart
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Warning signs of mental and emotional stress Nightmares Depression Anxiety Mood swings Frustration Irritability Worrying Loneliness Poor concentration
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Reframing Changing the way you think about a stressor and changing your emotional response to the stressor
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Managing distress Asserting yourself-Tell other people how you feel Plan ahead-Make time to do things you must do even if you don’t like to do them Laughing –is important. Make it a point to laugh every day
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Emotions Are the feelings that are produced as you respond to something in your life Anxiety -Love Panic -Sadness Anger -Sympathy Fear -Happiness
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Lesson 5 Preventing Distress
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Plan Is a detailed program, created ahead of time for doing something
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Tips for preventing Distress 8 hours of sleep Lot of fruits and vegetables Set short and long term goals that are realistic Have fun Believe that every problem has a solution Laugh every day Learn something new each day Treat others the way you want to be treated
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Time Management Is making appropriate choices about how to use your time
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Prioritize Arranging items in the order of their importance
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Chapter 3 Stress Management
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