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Managing Personal Stress & Pressure

The content will be specific to each client, individual delegate and group, and their particular requirements, but may include elements of the following:

bulletUnderstanding the difference between Pressure and Stress
bulletUnderstanding how stress manifests
bulletRecognising one’s own ‘stressors’ and how to deal with them
bulletRecognising signs of stress in self and colleagues
bulletThe seven phases of change and their impact on our nervous system
bulletUnderstanding the ‘human function curve’
bulletAnalysing recent changes that have caused stress
bulletCreating buffers to reduce stress
bulletLearning relaxation techniques for personal stress relief
bulletIdentifying negativity
bulletLooking at positive, long-lasting methods of alleviating stress
bulletAssessing realistic methods of stress busting which can be easily incorporated into everyday life
bulletIdentifying optimum performance times
bulletDelegation and distribution of work-load
bulletExploring positive thinking and its impact upon stress levels
bulletReducing the risk of stress using appropriate tools
bulletDevelop action plans for change management and stress management that are realistic and practical – both personal and work-based

Personal and Organisational Learning Outcomes

bulletAbility to deal with everyday pressure
bulletPractical solutions to manage time, resources and personal pressure
bulletEffectively reduce the risk of stress-related illness
bulletImproved productivities
bulletReduced absenteeism
bulletMotivated staff with higher morale
bulletCaring employer approach

 

 

 

 

 

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