Thursday, February 25, 2010

About Stress Management: The 'Reality' of Stress

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From Elizabeth Scott, M.S., your Guide to Stress Management
Reality show wisdom, weekend stress relief and more await in this newsletter. I've included some current issues as they relate to stress, as well as some older blog posts that have research that stands the test of time and shouldn't be missed. (See them under 'Featured Articles'.) There are also many opportunities to share your own ideas and thoughts. Read on (and if you find something particularly helpful, pass it on!), and enjoy the rest of your week! --Elizabeth

How To REALLY Have "No Regrets"
Ah, reality shows--they give such great examples of stress and stress relief in action! Here's what one reality show illustrates about living with "no regrets." What do you think? How do you avoid regret in your own life?

Have Some Fun This Weekend!
Are you making the most of your weekend? From a stress management perspective, you should! Here's why fun should be on the agenda, and how to put it there. Don't forget to vote in the poll, and share your own ideas if you like!

Reader Responses: Tell Us What You Think!
What stresses you the most? What do you do to relieve stress? These articles all offer you the chance to share your experiences, read about other peoples', and learn more about each topic. Join the conversation!

Coping With The Aftermath
Tragedies like the recent shooting in Littleton can be devastating for those involved, but tend to affect all of us. Read more about why, and how to cope.

 


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Elizabeth Scott, M.S.
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