Reset Your Relationship with Stress (for National Stress Awareness Day)

重置与压力的关系(纪念全国压力意识日)

The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos

2025-11-05

43 分钟
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On National Stress Awareness Day we've pulled a popular episode from our archive. Stress can suck. Many of us drown in it - worrying about past events and fearing upcoming challenges. We even stress about feeling stressed. So how can we reset our relationship with stress - benefitting from its positives and avoiding those negatives?  Dr Jenny Taitz has some effective tips to help you greet stress more healthily. A clinical psychologist and the author of Stress Resets: How to Soothe Your Body and Mind in Minutes, Dr Jenny explains that if we think differently about challenges and tough situations and take action, then stress can become a friend rather than a foe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Today is National Stress Awareness Day.

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  • In honor of National Stress Awareness Day,

  • I wanted to reshare this episode with author and clinical psychologist Dr.

  • Jenny Tates.

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  • Tates explains what happens in our bodies and minds when we're stressed and what we can do to think differently about the challenges we're facing.

  • She'll give you some strategies that you can use to make stress work for you, not against you.

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