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New Attitude

New Attitude (Health Education · Managing Stress) — "Everyone has to deal with stress. There are steps you can take to help you handle stress in a positive way…

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  • Gérer le stress de manière positive pour éviter qu’il nuise à la santé
  • Devenir capable de résoudre les problèmes
  • Faire preuve de souplesse dans les désaccords
  • S’organiser pour mieux gérer son temps
  • Fixer des limites pour protéger son temps et son énergie
  • Dresser la liste des situations qui causent du stress
  • Déterminer quels problèmes peuvent être résolus maintenant
  • Commencer par les petits problèmes contrôlables
  • Examiner calmement le problème, envisager des solutions et agir
  • Développer la confiance nécessaire pour affronter les problèmes plus importants
  • Reconnaître les problèmes qui dépassent momentanément son contrôle
  • Éviter les disputes qui ne valent pas le stress
  • Céder parfois ou chercher un compromis
  • Anticiper l’utilisation de son temps
  • Écrire une liste de tâches et traiter d’abord les priorités
  • Évaluer ce qui est réellement faisable au travail et dans la famille
  • Dire non aux demandes excessives de temps et d’énergie
  • Réduire progressivement le sentiment de stress
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New Attitude

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"Everyone has to deal with stress. There are steps you can take to help you handle stress in a positive way and keep it from making you sick. Try these tips to keep stress in check: Become a problem solver. Make a list of the things that cause stress. From your list, figure out which problems you can solve now and which are beyond your control for the moment. From your list of problems that you can solve now, start with the little ones. Learn how to calmly look at a problem, think of possible solutions, and take action to solve the problem. Being able to solve small problems will give you confidence to tackle the big ones. And feeling confident that you can solve problems will go a long way to helping you feel less stressed. Be flexible. Sometimes, it’s not worth the stress to argue. Give in once in a while or meet people halfway. Get organized. Think ahead about how you’re going to spend your time. Write a to-do list. Figure out what’s most important to do and do those things first. Set limits. When it comes to things like work and family, figure out what you can really do. There are only so many hours in the day. Set limits for yourself and others. Don’t be afraid to say NO to requests for your time and energy."

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