Preventing and Managing Stress  

Program Highlights

• Unexpected symptoms of chronic stress.
• Good stress vs. bad stress.
• Three techniques to manage stress (avoidance, short-circuiting, mitigation), with examples of when to use each.

Some stress is good. That's right—in small amounts, stress can help individuals focus attention and improve performance. But too much stress, too often, is bad news. And there's a lot of stress these days: you're working harder; your family life is busier; traffic's worse than ever. The good news is that you can control stress. In this Stanford video program, experts will teach you the causes of stress and show you proven ways to lessen its negative impacts and enhance your own personal well-being.

Other titles in the Stanford Health Series:

• Preventing and Managing Back Pain
• Preventing and Managing Computer Related Injuries

Supporting Materials

Study Guide: This 22-page booklet explains the symptoms of excessive stress, teaches techniques for avoiding stress and reducing physical and psychological effects.

Preventing and Managing Stress Production Information   22 Minutes   Formats: DVD/VHS Categories: Health & Safety