Course outline:
Day 1 Everything about stress. Cynical view on tragic things.
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What is stress (mental, physical and behavioural symptoms)
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Common causes and consequences of stress
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Why we can’t “switch it off”
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Human brain and stress
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Why your brain makes you suffer (evolutionary view on anxiety, depression, low motivation and decreased productivity)
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Basic stress response (fight, flight, freeze)
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When panic attacks!
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SOS practical exercise to overcome panic attacks
Day 2 Hack your brain for stress-free living
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Why we feel the stress (evolutionary view)
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Is it possible to change the stress response?
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Neuroplasticity main principles
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Types of anxiety
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Determine your anxiety patterns
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Overcome fight response (practical exercise)
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Overcome flight response (practical exercise)
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Unfreeze and smile (practical exercise)
Day 3 Strong for too long (intellectual anxiety)
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Left hemisphere based (“logical type”) anxiety (worry, anticipation, fear, obsessive thoughts)
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Determine your “logical type” anxiety tendencies (obsessions, ruminations, anxious negativity)
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How to overcome complex intellectual anxiety
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“Safe haven” (practical exercise)
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Rumination STOP! (practical exercise)
Day 4 Free your creativity
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Right hemisphere based anxiety
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Identify your “creative type” anxiety tendencies (negative daydreaming, cognitive fusion, catastrophizing)
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How to overcome complex “creative type” anxiety
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Use your senses (practical exercise)
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Self-awareness techniques (practical exercise)
Day 5 Transcend your mammalian negativity
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What is happiness?
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Meet your happy chemicals
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Meet the killer
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How to become happier
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Restructure your thoughts (ABC model – practical exercise)
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Why love and kindness is good for your health and business (cynical view on human values)
Benefits of the course
how to stop anxiety
90% of the things we are worried about never happen.
Oprah Winfrey
1. Creates a healthy, harmonious corporate culture
2. Dramatically reduces stress
3. Boosts motivation, productivity, creativity
4. Balances relationships
6. Creates a friendly collaborative atmosphere
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