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MANAGING AND CARING

FOR THE SELF STRESS AND


STRESSOR
Created by Group 7
Taking care of oneself, or
managing oneself, refers to the MANAGING
actions and routines
support mental, emotional, and
that
AND CARING
physical health. It entails setting FOR THE
aside time to practice self-care
practices including physical
SELF
activity, a good diet, enough
sleep, relaxation methods, and
social support.
It is defined as a
physiological and
psychological response to
internal or external demands

STRESS that exceed an individual's


perceived ability to cope with
them. It is a complex and
multidimensional
phenomenon that involves a
combination of
environmental, psychological,
and biological factors.
SOURCES OF
STRESS
There are several sources of stress, and what
stresses one person out might not stress another
out. However, a few typical stressors are as follows:

Job-related stressors
Relationships
Financial issues
Health
Major life changes
Environmental factors
Social issues
Academic pressures
To preserve both healthy physical
and mental health, one must learn
how to deal with stress. Here are

COPING
some tactics that might be useful:

Practice relaxation techniques


Exercise regularly
Connect with others
WITH
Prioritize self-care
Practice mindfulness
STRESS
Set boundaries
Get enough sleep
Seek professional help
The 8 pillars of wellness refer to
the eight different dimensions
8 PILLARS of our lives that contribute to
overall well-being. These pillars
OF are interrelated and can have
WELLNESS an effect on one another, so
focusing on all eight of them
can result in a life that is more
balanced and satisfying.
8 PILLARS OF WELLNESS
Emotional Wellness
(Self-awareness, Resilience, Connection)
Environmental Wellness
(Sustainability, Cleanliness, Safety)
Financial Wellness
(Stability, Planning, Security)
Intellectual Wellness
(Curiosity, Learning, Creativity)
Occupational Wellness
(Fulfillment, Productivity, Balance)
Physical Wellness
(Exercise, Nutrition, Rest)
Social Wellness
(Communication, Relationships, Support)
Spiritual Wellness
(Mindfulness, Gratitude, Purpose)
Self-esteem is how we perceive
our worth as a person, influenced
by experiences, people around us, SELF ESTEEM
and self-perception. High self-
esteem brings confidence and AND MENTAL
ability to face challenges, while
low self-esteem results in self-
HEALTH
doubt and feelings of inadequacy.
Mental health encompasses our
emotional, psychological, and
social well-being and can affect
our ability to handle stress, relate
SELF ESTEEM
to others, and make decisions.
Good mental health means
AND MENTAL
coping with life's ups and downs,
while poor mental health can lead
HEALTH
to mental health disorders such as
anxiety and depression..
CONCLUSION
It's important to remember that seeking help
for mental health problems is a sign of
strength, not weakness. By taking care of our
mental health, we can improve our overall
well-being and lead happier, more fulfilling
lives.
THANK YOU
I hope you can get helpful
knowledge from this presentation.
Good luck!

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