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Ideas for Coping with Stress
Prepared by: Steven D. Mueller and Bruce E. Duke, Ph.D. 
  • Accept the fact there are things you cannot change!
  • When you feel you are under stress, stop and ask yourself why this situation is stressful.
  • Rank your concerns according to importance to you. Then take one hurdle at a time. It is difficult to deal with everything at once.
  • It often helps to share your concerns with an objective other; someone you trust and respect. Do not keep it all inside!
  • Stay active. Do something for others, it helps to take your mind off yourself
  • When uptight, work off the tension by some structured activity, athletics is often effective.
  • Balance work and play by taking breaks during the day. Allow yourself time to relax.
  • Practice relaxation techniques (deep breathing, positive imagery, and muscle relaxation).
  • Avoid self-medication. Pills, booze, etc. are not the answer; they do not teach you how to cope!
  • Seek professional guidance if you are not satisfied with your progress.

 
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