Self regulation Flashcards

1
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define stress

A

a feeling of emotional or physical tension

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what systems are impacted when you feel stressed? (6)

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musculoskeletal
respiratory
cardiovascular
endocrine
gastrointestinal
nervous system

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3
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acute stress vs chronic stress

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acute- in the moment/short term, from specific events (presentation)

chronic- consistent sense of pressure/overwhelmed for extended period of time (financial stress)

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4
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3 steps to self regulation

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  1. recognize- become concious of your bodies reaction to stress
  2. understand- Focus, short term memory, impulse resistance, emotional control
  3. Reflect
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5
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3 strategies to self regulate

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  1. breath work
  2. peripheral gazing
  3. reframe/reappraise
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6
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2 types of breath work

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  1. physiological sigh
  2. box breathing
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7
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who is peripheral gazing good for

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busy minds and people that endure lots of screen time

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8
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who is breath work good for

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heavy criers
athletes in high exertion
respiratory dominant stress response

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9
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what is reframing (4 steps) and who is it good for

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  1. rethink/be optimistic
  2. create a statement
  3. 5 second rule (count down from 5 before action)
  4. establish context through question

good for: less optimistic clients & individuals feeling plateau

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10
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other ways to de-stress/regulate stress (7)

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meditation
journal
sunshine
nature
exercise
smell of lavender
music

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