Get the Support You Need

Learn from thousands of users who have made their way through our courses. Need help getting started? Watch this short video.

today's top discussions:

logo

How to deal with what ifs

Ashley -> Health Educator

2023-09-26 8:40 PM

Anxiety Community

logo

The most common anxious thought?

Ashley -> Health Educator

2023-09-26 8:31 PM

Anxiety Community

logo

Panic - anxiety - fear

DM555

2023-09-21 3:14 PM

Anxiety Community

logo

Hello

Ashley -> Health Educator

2023-09-20 3:51 PM

Anxiety Community

This Month’s Leaders:

Most Supportive

Browse through 411.702 posts in 47.028 threads.

159,652 Members

Please welcome our newest members: drg2395, toolbox, Anonomous, EddyMarie, Amaka1978

Coping with stress / Relapse preventation


8 years ago 0 11182 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Great tips eleveno.

Thank you for posting. 
Ashley, Health Educator
8 years ago 0 619 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0

The summer is not really easy for me because I have more work to do and the temperature is higher, resulting in a poor sleep and more stress. Fortunately, I am not clinically depressed even thought the natural tendency for anxiety and depression is around the corner. I need to find ways to prevent anxiety and depression to take care of my thoughts and actions, and this means using techniques to cope with stress.

I found online in the Centre for Clinical Interventations from Australia some useful tips for stress management based on CBT (I edited some of the tips for clarification of the post):

1 time management skills

2 regular exercise

3 eat well and good sleep habits

4 take time out for family, friends and recreational activities

5 problem-solving techniques

6 learn calming techniques

7 assertiveness and communication skills

8 challenge negative thinking

At first sight this seems overwhelming but I found that I were already doing most things, after all these tips are promoting an healthy lifestyle, which sometimes we forget especially in the middle of stress.


Reading this thread: