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Stress
Management
Facilitators: Corrie Klinefelter and
Beth Udisky
Introductions
Name and Grade Level
Head Space
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1Ndym-IsQg
Everyday Stress
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKY6YrKamqM
What is Stress?
– In a medical or biological context stress is a physical,
mental, or emotional factor that causes bodily or
mental tension. Stresses can be external (from the
environment, psychological, or social situations) or
internal (illness, or from a medical procedure).
Stress Management for Teenagers, Parents, and Teachers a
Breakthrough Approach to Get Rid of Stress at its Roots
by Sarfraz Zaidi, MD
Types of Stress
1. Outer Stress
2. Inner Stress
Symptoms of Stress:
-Restlessness
-Forgetfulness
-Headaches
-Tiredness
-Anxiety
-Panic Attacks
Anger/Short-tempered
- Depression/Suicidal
Ideation
- Attention Deficit Disorder
- Escapes such as sex,
cigarettes, alcohol
consumption, and illegal drugs
- Wreaks havoc on immune
systems; frequent infections
The Acquired Self
This Acquired Self is the basis for all your
your stress. It reacts to outside triggers, which
it calls stressors and blames them for your
stress. In fact, it is the Acquired Self who
reacts to triggers and creates stress for you. In
This way, the source of all the stress actually
resides in you. It is good to know this very basic
fact. Why? Because if the source is inside you,
so is the solution.
ACTIONS
EMOTIONAL THOUGHTS
EMOTIONS
THOUGHTS
VirtualI
CONCEPTS
INFORMATION
The Root Cause of All our Stress.
BeliefsPast
FutureRules
Stress Management Kit for Teens
o Emergency Treatment
o Pause
o Decompress of a Regular Basis
o Use Common Sense
o Perception of Homework
o Manage your Time
o One Thing at a Time
Stress Management Kit for Parents
o Emergency Treatment
o Pause
o Decompress of a Regular
Basis
o Use Common Sense
o Treat Teens with Respect
o Give your Teens Freedom with
mild Supervision
o Listen to your Teen
o Never put down your Teen
o Do not compete with your spouse
for your teen’s attention
o Do not try to control your teens
behavior with reward and
punishment
o Don’t discuss you teens problems
with a sympathetic ear
Mechanisms Responsible for Creating
your Acquired Self
Psychosocial Conditioning
Instillation of Information
Creation of Past and Future
Helping your Anxious TeenPositive Parenting Strategies to Help Your Teen Beat Anxiety, Stress, & Worry
By: Sheila Achar Josephs, PhD.
Teen Anxiety: A Perfect Storm
Understanding Anxiety and the Unique Nature of Adolescent Fears
Anxious Thoughts
Anxious Behaviors
Physical Sensations
Why are Teens Prone to Anxiety
– Brain Development
– Hormonal Changes
– Identity Formulation
– Increased Stress
The Nuts and Bolts of Parenting an Anxious Teen
What works and what backfires when managing teen anxiety
– What doesn’t work
– Telling your child to stop thinking about it
– Jumping in with advice
– Allowing avoidance of fears
– Giving excessive reassurance
– What works
– Connect before correct
– Externalize the anxiety and talk back to it
– Team up with your teen
– Help your teen challenge negative thinking
– Redirect to problem-solving
– Attend to non-anxious behavior
– Stop dancing to anxiety’s time
– Encourage tolerance of uncertainty and and risk
– Encourage small steps toward change
– Support your teen to face those fears
Practical Suggestions: How to Live in the Now
1. Keep your mind where your body is
2. Frequently ask yourself these two questions
– Is it happening now in this very moment, in reality?
– What is happening in this moment, in reality? Use your five
senses.
3. Beware of your Acquired Self
4. Beware of What’s Next Syndrome”
5. Don’t Over-Commit
6. Just Do It and Don’t Give Up by Sarfraz Zaidi, MD
Discover Your Inner Peace and Joy
Meditation
Body Meditation
Breathing Meditation
Walking Meditation
Meditation All the Time
Meditation in Social Settings
Meditation
How to Begin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_yXe_6mYTA
Meditation
Body Scan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZystAgCjqY
“You have two selves: One is Real, True
and Original. The other is Unreal, False
and Acquired from society. The original
True Self is the source of pure joy and
peace. The Acquired Self is the source of all
the stress in your life.”
By Dr. Zaidi
Questions
Thank you for attending!
Please fill out the paper survey on your tables!
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