Keep Stress at Bay

Understanding the best techniques for protecting your body from daily stresses

4.45 (29 reviews)
Udemy
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English
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Stress Management
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Keep Stress at Bay
1,283
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1 hour
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Aug 2022
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$19.99
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What you will learn

Learn which psychological buffers and therapies will protect you from stress due to life events, personality problems, and social interactions.

Understand the most common stressors

Try techniques that can reduce your stress

Identify the health risks related to particular stressors

Why take this course?

Common medical problems such as asthma (breathing problems), ulcers (holes in the lining of your stomach), insomnia (issues with lack of sleep), headaches (both migraine and muscle tension), hypertension (high blood pressure), cardiac blockage (heart trouble) and viruses (flu and colds) can and do interact with specific stressors in our lives. These stressors include: stressful situations (work) and events (public speaking), our unique personalities, everyday habits or behaviors and interactions with other people.

In this course, you will learn how to protect your body from damage due to stress. I will introduce you to several tried and true methods that can protect you from discomfort. You will learn much more about techniques such as: biofeedback, specific relaxation exercises, effective meditation tools, hypnosis, writing about your symptoms, cognitive training and ways that support groups (with other people who share similar problems) can bring lasting relief.

You will get an introduction and overview of the most successful methods for finding physical relief. Pick the treatments that you enjoy and will use most often. Practice the techniques that will give you the confidence that will take your coping skills to the next level. Free yourself from being a prisoner to chronic stress. Master your body and mind. Be the champion of your life.

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Reviews

Vanessa
August 1, 2018
Dr. J's course on Stress and Health Problems: Symptoms and Therapies is helpful for anyone that is trying to understand how stress can hinder your daily activities and affect your overall well-being. She puts everything into simple steps to understand the effect of stress. She offers great techniques to ease stress and examples to are easy to apply. She discusses different methods to buffer the effects of stress (relaxation, meditation, TM, hypnosis, self-instruction). I love the hypnotherapy session with her passion. One of the things I like best about Dr. J is her love and passion for the field of psychology. I also like the additional resources she provides the Stress Scale for Students.
Shayna
July 31, 2018
This course provides insightful information on how stress can impact one’s physical health. It provides several examples of how to cope with stress by identifying physical responses during stressful situations. Learning about how the immune system is impacted by multitudes of stress explains why I always find myself ill at the end of each semester. By identifying this, I can better prepare myself at the end of each semester with better eating and sleeping habits to hopefully avoid illness. I am motivated to begin practicing relaxation training to help me relax during stressful situations at work. Sometimes I’ll come home from work with a bad headaches, so if I can learn techniques to manage my tension, I’ll be more likely to enjoy myself when I get home.
Isabelle
July 31, 2018
Another amazing lecture! I will be going into Physical Therapy, and this lecture has helped me figure out tools I can use with my patients. I loved the demonstration of hypnosis. I was so enthralled in that portion of the lecture I almost felt myself following along with it. The Type D personality test was kind of eye opening. Usually, I would not consider myself too negative, but after taking the test i scored 17 in the negative effect and 9 in the social inhibition, which makes me basically a type D (I know it should be 10 or more for social inhibition but I am so close to it). This is something I am now more aware of about myself. It was also interesting to see the stress scale for college students. The amount of stress we cause within ourselves is ridiculous, especially in the years that are meant to be enjoyed before we start "stressful jobs" and years of our careers. It was great to learn about the therapies that help stress, such as meditation and hypnosis. When I have a huge test coming up, I typically do yoga mixed with meditation for about 10-15 minutes and it makes me feel so rejuvenated. Now it is nice to know that that is an actual psychological therapy for stress.
Shaina
July 31, 2018
Very applicable to the real world and helpful. I suffer from insomnia due to high stress levels and have incorporated meditation and relaxation exercises to better cope. These techniques have certainly helped regain a better night's sleep by relieving the stress aspect of it.
Luis
July 31, 2018
I would say that the hypnotherapy video was really helpful in showing how something like that can actually help. I like how there was actual demonstrations and not just straight lectures. I tend to learn more by others showing me, so it made it much easier for me to understand. One thing that I would say would keep this website/lecture as good as it is, would be to keep having lectures where you actually demonstrate and not just have lectures. Even combining both lecture and lab/demonstrations to help those out that are more visual learners
Desirae
July 30, 2018
Dr. J's always provides engaging and informative material, which makes it fun and interesting to watch. The hypnotherapy video was definitely my favorite, in which Dr. J's demonstrated a therapy technique to help her client Debbie with her smoking addiction. I highly recommend watching her videos being that she does a great job when teaching content that is beneficial in real life experiences.
Zarlene
July 29, 2018
This course was definitely made captivating by Dr. J. The lectures were brief yet told in a steady pace and were direct to the point. Students tend to get lost during long, fast and overwhelming lectures. What I thought made the lecture more captivating was the demonstration of how hypnosis worked. Not that many get the chance to see it in a real-time and personal manner. I felt that her demonstrating this in the beginning of the the course showed us students how much passion she has for these psychological topics and how determined she is to help us understand.
Adrian
July 27, 2018
So far this course has been very informative. Especially the second video, since it displays how hypnotherapy can be effective in actual practice in trying to relieve the clients habit of smoking. I also thought that the relaxation treatment and SIT were extremely applicable in my case, since I have been stressed out recently. These treatments can be applied in helping me cope and deal with my stress.
Gabby
July 25, 2018
Dr. Stohs has given us an insight of what happens during therapy sessions and for her to publish this online for her students to watch shows that she is passionate about what she does. There is much that I learned about the concept of stress and health. I would really be interested in more videos of Dr. Stohs talking about mental health with real life implications. Such a knowledgeable woman!
Marc
July 25, 2018
I am very interested in the course topic. Eager to learn about the ailments and some stress relief techniques. My girlfriend smokes - hypno therapy is a very interesting idea. I learned a lot especially what happens to the body when we get stressed and what not to do and many applicable techniques to combat stress and thus improve my immune system.
Hannah
July 24, 2018
Dr. J does an excellent job providing information clearly and in a way that is easy to understand. She is sure to use simple terms when explaining procedures, and the visual examples she provides are helpful in presenting the techniques she has talked about. She has a nice voice that is easy to listen to and great information in the class.
Mitzy
July 18, 2018
The introduction was very helpful in explaining what to expect from the rest of the lecture. And hypnotherapy demonstration was very helpful to understand where hypnotherapy could be helpful as opposed to other therapy techniques. As the lecture continued I was able to apply what I learned to my current classes and my personal life.
Mary
July 13, 2018
Dr. Stohs provides a wealth of information and I really benefited from watching her videos. I am both a visual and audio learner, and her speaking voice is dead on for me in terms of speed and style.
Alexandria
July 13, 2018
I had never really considered a few of the techniques mentioned in this course to be a method of therapy that would still be used today, i.e hypnosis. After seeing Dr. J's video with Debbie I want to do more research and look more into this method. Dr. J is very noticeably knowledgeable in this field. Yet, she manages to not use a lot of jargon while still teaching technical terms and is easy to understand, which I appreciate. She keeps you engaged with short video session that are both thorough and straight to the point. Very interesting videos, would highly recommend!
Kristi
July 10, 2018
Watching these videos are great to get a feel of a real-life​ situation and therapy session. Another reason I like watching and listening to lecture videos is it brings texts books to life. Dr. J has a voice I seem to never get tired of listening to, always interesting.

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