Resiliency Training Extract: Internal vs. External Locus of Control
A short article about the differences between internal and external locus of control. This is an extract from our resiliency training
A short article about the differences between internal and external locus of control. This is an extract from our resiliency training
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In seeking to prevent stress, the aim is not to reduce pressure for the sake of it. The right amount of pressure can be motivating and good for both health and performance. However, excessive pressure or demands will cause stress, especially when the pressure is unremitting or ‘chronic’.
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Building Resilinece, am article outlining the 9 emotional needs which need to be satisfied in order to experience mental health, personal growth and optimum functioning.
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Early identification of stress and increased vulnerability
One of the difficulties with stress is that people experience stress in different ways. This contributes to stress manifesting itself in different ways also. So it would be wrong to over-generalise when giving advice on how
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