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Course
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GI 019 |
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Scheduled
Sessions: |
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Cost
Per Person: |
$80 |
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Thursday, March 5, 2009
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Eligibility: |
All |
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Instructor: |
Dan Harkness |
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Length: |
1 Day (8:30 - 4:30) |
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Location: |
Des Moines, Hoover
State Office Building, Level A |
Stress plays a significant role in everyone's life, with the four
greatest sources of stress being relationships, health, job, and
finances. Everyone knows about the concept of stress but few realize
the impact that stress can have on emotional and physical health.
Stress builds up over time and without effective stress management
skills, everyone reaches their "breaking point." Once
this point is reached, negative consequences of stress occur that
are more difficult to manage than daily nuisances. We have a choice
to allow stress to be a negative event or a positive motivator in
our lives.
This course encourages participants to acknowledge their personal
stressors and determine both helpful and harmful responses in their
lives. Participants will learn the connection emotion and behavior
in response to stress and will be encouraged to develop multiple
approaches for confronting and defeating stress. Participants will
be challenged to confront stressors in all aspects of their lives,
from families and relationships to thinking processes to personal
lifestyle choices. By the end of the course, participants will have
constructed a personal stress-management program that they can use
to motivate them to greater health and well-being.
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