Stress is a part of life that we all struggle with and it’s those who have the greatest difficulty handling their stressors, or managing them on some level at least know how they can control themselves better than others.
For many Austin residents looking for help from Marriage Counseling Services will be able to get what they need when dealing not only matters large enough but also small moments throughout each day where things seem overwhelming- especially during difficult times like marriage breakups!
What is Stress?
Stress is a universal problem that affects all people in some way or another. In Austin, it takes on many forms including financial problems and job loss which leads to stress levels rising for individuals until they're unable handle any more demands at once without suffering physical harm as well mental breakdowns due not just from the severity of their situation but also because we don't know how best combat them--but there's hope!
Our skilled therapists can give you tools so when life throws curveballs your way (or even just one big ones) You'll be able take control again rather than letting those emotional wins slip through our fingers every time.
Stress and Fight or Flight Syndrome
The body has many responses to stress. One response is an increased heart rate, blood pressure and sugar levels which can be caused by any number of factors such as heavy traffic in Austin or family illness. These symptoms are uncontrollable but if you experience them it's best that we speak immediately so I don't want anyone else experiencing what my clients do when they come into Marriage Counseling Services of Austin! What is Fight or Flight Syndrome?
The fight-or-flight response is a physiological reaction that occurs in response to a perceived threat. It was first described by Walter Bradford Cannon in the 1920s as a theory explaining how animals react to threats. The concept was later extended to humans by Hans Selye in the 1930s.
Physical Symptoms of Stress
In order to understand the physical symptoms of stress, one must first know that there are four amplifier stations in our body. If any station is not working correctly then we will experience these common feelings associated with being overworked: fatigue and headaches (or even insomnia). These happen naturally when you're under pressure but don't worry because they'll pass after some time!
How Our Austin Stress Management Therapists Help
Our stress management therapists are here to help! If you're feeling like your worries have taken over, we'll show the techniques which can go a long way towards managing them. These tactics include laughing or crying (depending on what is needed), lessening built up emotions through art and writing; speaking with someone trusted but not just our therapist-a friend even if they're far away from each other -
And doing something calming such as gardening/cooking etc... We also provide information about yoga so that it's easy for anyone who wants some fresh air while releasing endorphins (happy hormones). Exercise has been scientifically proven as an excellent way to combat stress but we'll get into that more later!
Stress Management and the Mind
The mind can be a huge source of stress for many people, especially those who experience chronic anxiety. The good news is that you don't need to suffer from these struggles alone!
Marriage Counseling offers gentle guidance with meditation and positive thinking tools as well as more advanced planning skills-all designed specifically around your needs so they fit perfectly into everyday life without any unnecessary burden on yourself or anyone else involved in the process. What is Meditation? Meditation is a mindfulness practice in which an individual sits quietly with eyes closed and focuses on his or her breath.