Stress

Stress is:

“a feeling that is created when you react to certain events. It’s the body’s way of rising to a challenge and preparing to meet a tough situation with focus, strength, stamina, and heightened alertness” (Reach Out.com).

It is normal to adjust to a certain amount of stress, whether at work or at home.

We are built to do that.

But if our workload suddenly intensifies in some way – or if an unexpected and distressing life event occurs (such as illness, or the death of a loved one for example), stress can quickly becomes a problem.

When we become over-stressed it can start to affect how we cope with our day-to-day activities.

The psychological and emotional signs that a person is becoming over-stressed could include:
– increased irritability,
– feeling anxious,
– avoiding people,
– crying,
– moodiness/feeling frustrated with things that normally not frustrating,
– low self esteem/ self confidence,
– anxiety attacks,
– depression, or feelings of sadness.

Many people find that talking with a professional who is objective and empathetic is a helpful way to process what they are experiencing.

It also helps people find coping strategies.

You don’t have to go it alone.

Please contact Deborah Sanasi on 0416 166 501 to arrange an initial consultation.

Do you have questions or would you like to enquire about an appointment? Please leave your details below and I will be on contact with you soon.

We are situated in Lexington Drive, Bella Vista. Please feel free to contact Deborah Sanasi on 0416 166 501 to arrange an initial consultation.

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