Learning To Deal With And Reduce Stress
Stress is a part of the human experience; everyone feels it from time to time – although it grains on some people more than others. Stress is not a mental illness in and of itself. However, severe and ongoing stress has a high risk of causing mental, emotional and physical illnesses. Therefore, it is essential that people are able to develop mechanisms to deal with their stress and to effectively address the causes at the root of the problem. Everyone has different mechanisms to deal with stress, and this is a highly personal practice. So, it is vital to develop healthy outlets and practices that work for you. It also helps significantly to be open and aware of your feelings and to speak to your friends and family about the stresses you may be dealing with. An outer observer can bring you a new perspective that can be extremely helpful in providing insights on how to reduce your stress levels or combat the cause of the stress itself. At Life Resolutions , our psycholog...