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Find your Balance: Stress Management

About: Everyone feels stressed from time to time, but what is stress? How does it affect your overall health? And what can you do to manage your stress? CMHA NS Division’s Stress Management Workshop provides participants with the resources and tools to better cope with stress and learn how to support their wellness. Topics covered in this highly interactive session include: the societal impact of stress, how stress impacts us physically, emotionally, and mentally, and the benefits of positive self-care and a balanced lifestyle. Finally, the workshop will provide tools, techniques and resources to manage stress and support wellness. Participants will have the opportunity to develop their own self-care plan to help manage their stress.

Who Should Attend? This workshop is designed to appeal to anyone interested in understanding and managing stress as part of a long-term self-care plan.

Type: This is a virtual workshop offered over Zoom one 3-hour session. 

Audience: Everyone is welcome.

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Duration: 3 hours

Cost: $600 + HST (Max 25 participants)

 

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What people are saying about Find your Balance: Stress Management

“It was excellent to be reminded of different ways to cope with stress and to talk about the hard things. I also found learning about all the different ways that the body may react to stressful situations to be very useful.”

“It was reassuring to hear that other people have similar struggles and I like the tone that the course was offered in – it normalized my feelings and explained the reason(s) behind them.”

“The information and discussion around neuroplasticity and brain routing patterns was interesting and thought provoking. I found the presentation easy to follow and came away with a lot of tools to take away.”

“I liked everything in the presentation, but the one that stood out for me was the different types of things we can do to alleviate stress both physically and the way we think (mentally).”


 

To register or request information on our education and training sessions, please contact Elizabeth Baker, Education and Training Lead at [email protected]

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