Course description
Stress is defined as forces from the outside world impinging on the individual. Stress is a normal part of life and can be useful in helping us develop and learn. Stress releases powerful neurochemicals and hormones that prepare us for action. Although stress is normal, stress that is prolonged, uninterrupted, unexpected and most importantly unmanaged will have a negative influence.
Often the workplace and corporate environments are places of abnormal stress. When this is the case the employees begin to suffer under abnormal stress levels. Conflicts may arise, a drop in job satisfaction is followed by a drop in productivity and this ultimately affects an organisation’s bottom line. Organisations who expose their staff to stressful situations need to help their staff manage these stresses in order to ensure a healthy, vibrant and successful future for their organisation.
This course is aimed at assisting companies and employees to handle stressful situations through stress managing techniques. On completion participants should understand common causes of stress, the symptoms of abnormal stress and the effect this can have. They will learn to put in place practical stress management strategies to decrease the causes and effects of stress.
Objectives:
To understand the causes and effects of stress
To identify possible abnormal stresses
To manage stress effectively
Content:
Stress as a Normal Aspect of Life
Negative Stress
The Causes of Stress
The Symptoms and Effects of Stress
The Company’s Role in Managing Stress
Relieving Stress During Normal Work Activities
Personal Stress Management
Advanced Stress Management Technique and Strategies
Certification:
Participants receive the Griffin College Certificate in Stress Management.
Participants have the option to receive the ILM Unit Certificate in ‘ Understanding Stress Management in the Workplace ‘ on completion of a written assignment and payment of the ILM student registration and certification fee.
ILM is part of City and Guilds.
Duration and Times
The course runs over 1 day from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm with a break at lunchtime.
The course is delivered online in real time by the tutors.
E&OE