Managing Stress Effectively

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• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)
• BTEC, GCSE

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This lesson encourages discussion about how to manage stress effectively, including techniques, tips and some videos around the subject.

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What makes me get stressed?

LO:

To learn some methods to manage stress effectively

Step 1.

Understand that it's totally normal to feel stress.

But, most importantly, you are not alone.

Discussion:

Are there any ways that you manage stress that you are comfortable to share that might be helpful for someone else?

Sometimes the things we could be doing, are more obvious than you think.

See how many of these questions you get correct - I predict it will be all of them - and prove to yourself how easy it could be to start making a positive difference to your mood today!

Which food can help manage stress?

A

Fruits and vegetables

B

Fast food meals

C

Sugary snacks

What role does sleep play in managing stress?

A

Improves mood and focus

B

Has no impact on stress

C

Increases anxiety levels

How can young people seek support for stress?

A

Avoid expressing emotions

B

Talk to a trusted adult

C

Keep everything to themselves

D

Join a support group

Which activity helps reduce stress levels?

A

Ignoring feelings

B

Procrastinating on tasks

C

Deep breathing exercises

What is a healthy way to cope with stress?

A

Consume excessive caffeine

B

Avoid all social interactions

C

Practice mindfulness

D

Exercise regularly

1. Exercise Regularly: It boosts mood and reduces stress.

2. Eat a Balanced Diet: Good food gives energy and improves mood.

3. Get Enough Sleep: Aim for 9-12 hours for well-being.

4. Limit Caffeine & Sugars: These can increase stress.

5. Practice Deep Breathing: Calms the body and mind.

6. Try Mindfulness: Focuses on the present, reducing anxiety.

7. Enjoy Music: Helps relax and lower stress.

8. Spend Time Outdoors: Nature has a calming effect.

9. Talk to Supportive People: Share feelings with friends or family.

10. Seek Help if Needed: Therapists can provide support.

10 things to try today: