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Week 4: Stress Management
Learn to Relax
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Improving sleep will help you manage stress. Managing stress will help you improve your sleep.
Relaxation Techniques
• Help the body to relax when under stress. This minimizes the physical wear and tear from stress.
• Help the mind relax. Where the mind goes, the body follows.
• Help you to recognize body tension and work to reduce it. The more these techniques are practiced, the easier they are to do.
• Help you resist stress. The more you practice, the more relaxed your natural state will become.
Plan Relaxing Activities
Do leisure activities during your week. Plan a variety of activities. Include both short and long ones. Try to make at least one activity something you plan to do regularly.
Here are a few ideas of activities you can try. For activities that are not part of your routine, write if and when you would like to try them.
Leisure & Recreation Activities
• Take a warm bath
• Read a book
• Look through photo albums
• Listen to music
• Write in your journal or a notebook
• Get a massage
• Swim or play in a pool or lake
• Knit, sew, or do another hobby
• Watch a movie, especially a comedy
• Do yoga
• Meditate
• Take a few deep breaths
• Get a manicure or pedicure
• Ride a bike
• Go for a walk
• Play with your pet
• Play with animals at a pet store or pet shelter
• Go to a park
• Sit near water
• Sketch what you see
• Volunteer at a soup kitchen, shelter, or other place in the community
• Write a letter or a card
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