CH2: Stress Mgt & Health

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abbeenormal  on October 20, 2010

Subjects:

mind, body connection

Classes:

SLC BPsych 3rd Year 2010

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CH2: Stress Mgt & Health

What is the Wellness Movement?
a balance of mind, body and spirit
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What is the Wellness Movement? a balance of mind, body and spirit
Dunn Wellness Movement
Benson relaxation response
Types of stress 1. physical
2. psychological
3. psychosocial
physical stress stressors in the environment
pollution, noise, injury, etc.
psychological stress relates to the way we react to threats, whether real or imagined
psychosocial stress interpersonal relationships, conflicts, social isolation
Distress fear of failure or anxiety in trying to prove oneself
eustress promotes productivity and facilitates our efforts; exhilarating
Hans Selye General Adaptation Syndrome
General Adaptation Syndrome 1. alarm reaction (fight or flight)
2. resistance to stress
3. exhaustion
alarm reaction body releases neurotransmitters
resistance immune system's memory of how to respond; due to repeat exposure
exhaustion if stress is ongoing, body's ability to respond becomes limited
internal stressor due to injury, wound or bacteria
Three key system response - nervous system release of neurotransmitters
acute stress lasts anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours
chronic stress lasts for several hours or a day for an extended period of time - months or years
Dreher avoiding stress makes no sense
Schwartz Ace Factor
Personality differences attend vs. disattend (ignore) symptoms
connected vs. disconnected (cut off)
express vs. repress (bottle) emotions
Major life events everyday hassles
Job stress 1. job characteristics
2. style & type of boss
3. environment
symptoms of stress over engagement
emotions are overreactive
urgency and hyperactivity
loss of energy
anxiety disorders
primary damages are physical
premature death
symptoms of burnout disengagement
emotions blunted
helplessness and hopelessness
loss of motivation, ideals, and hopes
detachment and depressin
primary damages are emotional
make life seem not worth living
ACE Factor ATTENDED feedback
CONNECT the feedback to consciousness
EXPRESS the emotion appropriately
Three key system response - Immune release of cytokines
Three key system response - endocrine release of hormones
Relaxation Response opposite of fight or flight response

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