In this simple, five-step guide, a psychology expert helps readers understand stress, develop a personal plan to manage it, and live a better life.

Five Steps to Reducing Stress provides an essential strategy built upon understanding stress, taking stock, managing your external environment and then your internal one, and taking action. Corporate trainer and psychology expert Genella Macintyre pushes past the usual surface-level explanations for stress and digs deeper into the root causes. This book is a toolbox of practical micro-strategies based on discovering your personal stress-management style and recognizing what works. Journaling exercises and recommended activities provide key reference points. Reclaim your quality of time and quality of life!

Praise for 5 Steps to Reducing Stress

“Highly recommended! [Macintyre] breaks down the often-overwhelming process of getting out of distress and moving forward with life and living. Practical, bite-sized solutions encourage readers to build new habits, learn stress-mastery skills, and be more resilient. ” —Esther Orioli, CEO, Essi Systems; author, StressMap® and Resiliency Map®

“Having worked with military families for many years by assisting them with health and wellness resources, I am very aware of the stress that many of these families face. The easy-to-follow strategies in [this book] are ideal for anyone feeling stressed out and looking for a way to break out of the cycle and feel inspired to live life to the fullest!” —Kim Hetherington, former executive director, Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre

“Macintyre’s approach to managing stress is a breath of fresh air! Stress is personal, and so is stress reduction—it’s not a one-size-fits-all fix. These five steps allow readers to take stock and then take action in a highly individualized way. ” —Loretta LaRoche, bestselling author, star of seven PBS shows, and international stress-management and humor consultant

© 2016 Brown Books Publishing Group (E-bog): 9781612549514

Release date

E-bog: 13. september 2016