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Understanding the best techniques for protecting your body from daily stresses

What you will learn

Learn which psychological buffers and therapies will protect you from stress due to life events, personality problems, and social interactions.

Understand the most common stressors

Try techniques that can reduce your stress

Identify the health risks related to particular stressors

Description

Common medical problems such as asthma (breathing problems), ulcers (holes in the lining of your stomach), insomnia (issues with lack of sleep), headaches (both migraine and muscle tension), hypertension (high blood pressure), cardiac blockage (heart trouble) and viruses (flu and colds) can and do interact with specific stressors in our lives. These stressors include: stressful situations (work) and events (public speaking), our unique personalities, everyday habits or behaviors and interactions with other people.

In this course, you will learn how to protect your body from damage due to stress. I will introduce you to several tried and true methods that can protect you from discomfort. You will learn much more about how techniques such as: biofeedback, specific relaxation exercises, effective meditation tools, hypnosis, writing about your symptoms, cognitive training and ways that support groups (with other people who share similar problems) can bring lasting relief.

You will get an introduction and overview of the most successful methods to finding physical relief. Pick the treatments that you like and will use most often. Practice the techniques that will give you the confidence that will take your coping skills to the next level. Free yourself from being a prisoner to chronic stress. Master your body and mind. Be the champion of your life.


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Content

Introduction

Defining Psychophysiological Disorders
Lecture 2: The Immune System & Social Behavior
Lecture 3: Treatment Buffers
Lecture 4: Buffers for Improving Health Problems
Lecture 5: Combinations & Applications
Explanations of Buffer Techniques