First Aid for Stress Activity Collection

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$105.00
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The statistics are staggering. Recent reports estimate job stress will cost United States industry $300 billion annually, as assessed by absenteeism; diminished productivity; employee turnover; and direct medical, legal, and insurance fees. So why are employees so stressed? How can stress be managed or even translated into something productive?

First Aid for Stress provides a starting point to help you better understand stress and identify solutions for individuals, teams, and the organization. The activities offer a variety of ways to recognize and measure stress, change perceptions and behaviors, and lend support in the workplace.
 
Uses for First Aid for Stress

This activity collection offers a well-rounded approach to stress management that can benefit individuals, teams, and organizations in any industry:

Part I is an extensive discussion about stress, including:
 
   >An introduction of well-known models for understanding stress
   >Key causes of stress within organizations and how to identify them
   >Possible stress management solutions
   >An approach to managing stress in the workplace that is based on an understanding
     of stress, the workplace, and the people within it.

Part II consists of 34 activities that:

   >Measure the ongoing stress of individuals and groups
   >Provide coping strategies
   >Explore ways to prevent and avoid the situations that generate stress
 
Product Contents

   >In-depth background information on stress management
   >Purpose statement for each activity
   >Step-by-step facilitator guidelines
   >Summary of activities
   >List of figures and tables
   >Evaluation of Popular Stress Management Strategies
   >Reproducible participant materials
   >CD-ROM containing reproducible handouts
 
Activities include:

>Observing Stressful Behavior
>The TFB Model of Stress
>Stress Arousal
>Job Stress/Satisfaction
>Stress Check
>Demands and Coping Profile
>Stress Management Interviewing
>Coping Through Colors
>Coping Through Collage
>Emotional Reprocessing
>Progressive Relaxation
>Visual Focusing
>Meditating to Manage Stress
>Balanced Breathing
>The Art of Reframing
>The Sweet Smell of Success
>Linguistic Imperatives
>The Power of Self-Talk
>The Mind-Body Stretch
>Stress Rehearsal
>Comeback Copy
>Higher and Lower Self
>Relationships and Responsibility
>Cafeteria Coping
>Team Coping
>Overcoming Fear and Anxiety
>Overcoming Anger
>Coping Networks
>Guiding Decisions
>Releasing Resentment
>Defending Yourself
>Making Requests
>Refusing Requests
>”SMART” Stress Plans