The Women's Guide to Stress Relief in 7 Easy Steps: Learn How to Live a Calmer, Happier, and Healthier Life
Oct 2013 · Sold by St. Martin's Paperbacks
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What is stress—and how do I manage it?
Why is stress different for women than it is for men?
How does stress impact my body, mind, and spirit?
Am I at risk for stress-related health problems?
What are my treatment options?
How can I reduce stress—naturally?
THE WOMEN'S GUIDE TO STRESS RELIEF IN 7 EASY STEPS
includes:
A COMPLETE STRESS MANAGEMENT PLAN—Simple, stress-reducing techniques that can help you reduce, manage, and even eliminate stress in your life—and put you on the path toward peace and calm. Includes checklists for self-examination and tips for avoiding triggers.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESEARCH—what medical professionals have learned about stress: the anatomy and natural process of stress; how it affects you and your health; and why you should find new ways to keep it at bay.
STRESS-RELATED HEALTH CARE—how to lower risks to your heart and cardiovascular system, hormones, stomach and digestion, and immune system.
DAY-TO-DAY STRESS-BUSTER TIPS for reducing stress levels at home and at work—from communing with nature, social event-planning, and creative self-expression to breathing therapy, guided imagery, and the most important practice of all: sleep. Dozens of women share their ideas.
PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT OPTIONS—when and where to seek professional assistance, therapy, or medication.
Why is stress different for women than it is for men?
How does stress impact my body, mind, and spirit?
Am I at risk for stress-related health problems?
What are my treatment options?
How can I reduce stress—naturally?
THE WOMEN'S GUIDE TO STRESS RELIEF IN 7 EASY STEPS
includes:
A COMPLETE STRESS MANAGEMENT PLAN—Simple, stress-reducing techniques that can help you reduce, manage, and even eliminate stress in your life—and put you on the path toward peace and calm. Includes checklists for self-examination and tips for avoiding triggers.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESEARCH—what medical professionals have learned about stress: the anatomy and natural process of stress; how it affects you and your health; and why you should find new ways to keep it at bay.
STRESS-RELATED HEALTH CARE—how to lower risks to your heart and cardiovascular system, hormones, stomach and digestion, and immune system.
DAY-TO-DAY STRESS-BUSTER TIPS for reducing stress levels at home and at work—from communing with nature, social event-planning, and creative self-expression to breathing therapy, guided imagery, and the most important practice of all: sleep. Dozens of women share their ideas.
PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT OPTIONS—when and where to seek professional assistance, therapy, or medication.
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About the author
Deborah Mitchell is a widely published health journalist. She is the author or coauthor of more than three dozen books on health topics, including eleven books for St. Martin's Press's Healthy Home Library ( The Essential Guide to Children's Vaccines, The Complete Book of Nutritional Healing, 25 Medical Tests Your Doctor Should Tell You About, etc.) and The Complete Book of Home Remedies for Your Dog, and The Complete Book of Home Remedies for Your Cat.
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