Course Details
Coping Under Pressure
| Course reference | ZA10048 |
| Number of days | 1 |
| Participants | 6 Minimum 12 Maximum |
Target audience
Suitable for all levels. Most useful for those who need to understand the principles of stress prevention and management.
Also available as a modular course
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Course objectives
At the end of this course participants will be able to:
- Identify (potential) personal stress triggers
- Identify (potential) stress triggers outside their control, and learn to let go
- Improve confidence that they can influence or change things
- Plan how they are going to overcome, minimise or improve their levels of stress
Methods
Pre-course work, Course Leader input, group discussion, self assessment, individual and group exercises.
Important notes
The focus of this course is on the prevention of stress.
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Day 1
Welcome and introductions
Course objectives and overview
Setting the ground rules
When does "pressure" become "stress"?
- What is stress, and how is it caused?
- The effects of stress on you, your body and your performance
Are you over- or under-stressed?
- Identifying short term and long term stressors
- Identifying Personal Stress Triggers
- Recognising your predisposition to stress, and your resilience
Coping with pressure and managing stress
- 3 golden rules
- What's the worst that can happen?
- Taking control through assertiveness and workload management
- A look at your self esteem and how to use positive thinking
- Recognising the factors outside your control
- Look after your colleagues and yourself
- Relax!
Action session
- Getting the balance right
- What do I do now?
Summary and close








