Step Through Stress: Homework

Thank you for attending the teleseminar, “Step Through Stress: Effective Tips for Busy Professional Women”

Now that you have worked your way through the teleseminar or the recording, it is important that you continue to use your new knowledge as you go about your life. To make this easier and more fun, I suggest you use the printable handout below as a reference. It will help to remind you about the different forms of stress that we experience.

Homework:

Within the next couple of weeks, identify a stress in your life, relationships, or career.  Then using your class Activity Sheets, note if it’s acute or chronic — threatening your internal physical, emotional or psychological safety — how you are responding, and if your response is magnifying or minimizing the stress.  Look at the effectiveness of your response in terms of your mental and physical well-being and see if you want to make some changes. 

You can use the handout below to help pick a stress management technique, perhaps one you haven’t tried before.  Ask yourself if you need a technique that will help you avoid the experience of stress, or one that will help you mitigate the effects of stress.  This will reinforce what you learned in the teleseminar, strengthen your ability to make choices around the stresses in your life, and help build a habit of looking at stresses in terms of managing them and reaping the benefits.

Stress Homework sheet

Wishing you all the best!

Doctor Allie

 

Doctor Allie Grimston, Health and Wellness Doctor for Women

Creator of the Vitality System for Women….

Disclaimer: The information on this course is not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified health care professional and is not intended as medical advice. It is intended as a sharing of knowledge and information from the research and experience of Dr Grimston.  Dr Grimston encourages you to make your own health care decisions based upon your research and in partnership with a qualified health care professional.

Our approaches are broad, and many are not proven in the conventional medical sense. Conventional medical trials tend to have a linear way of thinking in relation to the way they are set up i.e. do intervention A to get Result B. This is the basis of much of evidence-based medicine with the gold standard being recognised as the randomised control trial. This is also the basis on which most healthcare funding decisions are currently made.

The approaches we use in a variety of illnesses and hormone imbalances may not have as good an evidence base as do conventional approaches. The treatments we offer are often by comparison safer than conventional treatment modalities. It is however important to understand that significantly less research has been done with many of the approaches we offer than with conventional approaches. This is why our treatments are offered on an ‘informed consent’ basis only. It is important not to have false hopes as to what we might be able to achieve; we do not advocate that we can cure your medical complaint.

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