This course details 300 ways to reduce and/or cope with STRESS – skills that you can apply to every day life!
What more could be wanted?
This Stress Management course features the following:
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Coping skills aimed at the problem
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Coping skills aimed at emotions
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Healthy coping strategies
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Unhealthy coping strategies
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Research studies
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Case studies where you are asked to apply the coping skills
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A new 31-day section in managing pain and stress. This has THREE resources per day
Plus over 300 clearly identified coping skills…enroll today!
Latest additions
SEVEN Coping Skills workbooks.
These include:
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Mind mapping
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Fifteen coping strategies
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Downloadable worksheets
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Practical applications
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DBT and coping skills
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A FREE COURSE (link)
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12 Coping Skills for Christmas
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Proactive coping inventory
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Dyadic Coping Inventory
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Brief Resilient Coping Scale
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Stress
A special section on the impact of COVID-19:
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Job security
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Financial stress
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Isolation
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Uncertainty
This is a 54 hour course. Add in all the manuals and examples – and the homework – then this is easily a 100-hour course. Think of the course in terms of its key elements:
a. the lectures themselves
b. the various resources attached to individual lectures
c. the manuals/workbooks
d. the Q/A – which doubles as a Discussion Forum!
This is a course to be truly involved in, to share ideas, to give feedback but most importantly : to manage stress.
Go slowly. Remember: lifetime access!
December workbook
Ten Day Course in Stress Relief
ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES - VOLUNTARY WATCH
OPTIONAL: UKRAINE
OPTIONAL : Friendly advice
OPTIONAL : For all
COMPULSORY: Please watch this first!
OPTIONAL: A 7 day course for those whose first language is not English
COMPULSORY : Introduction
COMPULSORY : Groups and Stammtisch
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40Maximising your enjoyment from this course
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41Maximising your enjoyment from this course (Part 2)
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42Maximising your enjoyment from this course (Part 3)
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43Maximising your enjoyment from this course (Part 4)
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44Maximising your enjoyment from this course (Part 5)
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45The Oxford Diploma
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46Introduction
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47A few coping skills
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48A few coping skills (part 2)
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49A few coping skills again
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50A few coping skills again (part 2)
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51Expansion
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52Expansion (part 2)
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53By category: Teens
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54Coping skills for the elderly
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55Coping skills for the elderly (part 2)
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56Healthy Coping Skills
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57Unhealthy Coping Skills
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58Positive and Negative Coping Skills
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59Positive v Negative Coping Skills (part 2)
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60Matching Coping Skills to Your Own Likes (part 1)
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61Matching Coping Skills to Your Own Life (part 2)
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62Stress
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63Stress (part 2)
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64Healthy Skills: Problem v Emotion
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65Healthy Skills: Problem v Emotion (part 2)
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66Healthy Skills: Problem v Emotion (part 3)
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67Unhealthy Coping Skills
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68A game
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69Coping specifics: Depression and Anxiety
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70Coping Specifics: Depression and Anxiety (part 2)
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71Emotional Management
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72Checklist
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73Back to studies
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74Information Overload
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75Information Overload (part 2)
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76So what is there to be done?
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77So what is there to be done? (part 2)
OPTIONAL: September Blues
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78Benefits of Joining a Social Group (Part 1)
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79Benefits of Joining a Social Group (Part 2)
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80Trying it Out
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81How to Improve Your Social Correctedness
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82Stammtisch
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83Stammtisch Developed (Part 1)
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84Stammtisch Developed (Part 2)
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85Social Capital Explained
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86Stammtisch Again
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87World Network?