Everyone experiences stress from time to time. it’s important that we recognise when we’re going through a stressful period, so that we can figure out how to manage the situation.
justifying control over stress, symptoms of stress that are in taking extra substances like additional cup of coffee, cigarettes and few drinks, moving on by working over the symptoms of stress before it affects brain and relaxing, regenerating and redi...
TheNHS in the UKhave said that if exercise were a pill, it would be the most cost-effective drug ever made. Regular exercise can help reduce anxiety by releasing endorphins, which are hormones that can help reduce stress and promote relaxation. Exercise can also help to reduce tension and i...
Symptoms can include a racing heart, headaches, tense muscles, and trouble sleeping. Stress can also cause digestive problems, shallow breathing, and even a weakened immune system. Learn to recognise these signs early - then use this one simple tool to halt stress in its tracks. ...
You’re building your emotional intelligence – your ability to be able to understand yourself, your emotions and its impact on others. You’re also learning how to then recognise these emotions such as stress and put measures in place to reduce this feeling… well you haven’t got to this...
Taking this time to set up your studies in this way will not only physically prepare you for a study session, but also help train your brain to recognise and transition into a focused state more effortlessly. The more you practice this ‘ritual’ before sitting down to study, the more asso...
Skills sessions focused on developing independent learning, critical thinking, assessment literacy and academic integrity can help to combat this attainment gap. We may recognise the differences in the skills needed at school or FE from those required at university, but how many lecturers ex...
It’s easy to be hard on yourself when you notice self-sabotaging behaviours, but self-compassion is key to overcoming them. Treat yourself with the same kindness and understanding that you would offer a friend. Recognise that everyone makes mistakes and that growth is a process, not an over...
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Changes in appetite or weightHow to manage emotional exhaustion symptoms The first step to addressing emotional overextension is to recognise your stressors, whether they be a situation, task or person. You may be unable to change your circumstances at work, but identifying your stressor allows yo...