Synopsis:
Stress is part of daily life. When you experience a stressful situation, your body produces adrenaline to generate more energy. Stress can be positive if it increases creativity, courage and a zest for life. Stress can also warn you that you are acting contrary to your moral values. Stress can activate you to correct mistakes, bad habits, and to adhere to your moral values. However, your body was not meant to endure ongoing stress. Unresolved stress over a long period of time can cause chronic anxiety, headaches, aching muscles, and even heart problems. It can even affect your mental health. If you are always anxious, nervous, and apprehensive, you will not be able to enjoy the simple joys of life. The comic illustrations in stress therapy will help you to identify and cope with the stress in your life. A practical guide for coping with stress.
From the Back Cover:
Are you stressed out? Does your life seem to go from one stressful moment to another? Then a typical book on coping with stress will probably be just one more item for your to-do list rather than a helpful remedy.What you need, instead, is a good dose of Stress Therapy. With its short, sound advice and lighthearted drawings, this small, unique book provides practical, effective, and insightful guidance for recognizing and responding to stress. Stress Therapy won't make your life stress-free, but it can help you manage stress in ways that will enhance your life.
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