To Stress or Not to Stress? Psychological & Emotional Well - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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To Stress or Not to Stress? Psychological & Emotional Well - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

To Stress or Not to Stress? Psychological & Emotional Well Being at work To stress or not to stress? The Cost of Stress to Organizational Health Financial Cost - 3.5 Mill US$ yearly Engagement/Productivity Cost CoEE= Cost of


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To Stress or Not to Stress…?

Psychological & Emotional Well Being at work

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To stress or not to stress?

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The Cost of Stress to Organizational Health

  • Financial Cost - 3.5 Mill US$ yearly
  • Engagement/Productivity Cost
  • CoEE= Cost of Employee Engagement
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Top Stress Factors for Employees

  • 1. Lack of Psychological Safety
  • 2. Lack of Autonomy, Mastery & Purpose (Meaning)
  • Change at Work/Home
  • Job Transition
  • Personal (ity) & Conflict
  • Navigating (Political) Complexity & Ambiguity
  • Too Many Demands
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Addressing Stress in Occupational Coaching/Counselling

‘Quick Pulse’ Diagnosis:

  • 1. Personality
  • 2. Attitude
  • 3. Mental Models
  • 4. Company Culture (written &unwritten norms)
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Helping to check for Stress Signs- Self & Others

System Symptoms

Immune: allergies, cold sores, flu-like symptoms, cold Muscular: backaches, stiff neck, tight shoulders, headaches, joint pain Cognitive: memory problems, difficulty in concentrating Emotional: sadness, depression, fatigue, heavy appetite, reduced appetite, quick temper Nervous: difficulty sleeping, headaches, clammy hands, cold hands, sweaty hands, Digestive: gas, burping, acidy stomach, intestinal discomfort

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Addressing Stress in Occupational Coaching & Counselling

Focus:

  • 1. Build Resilience (Mental & Physical)
  • 2. Uncover Authenticity
  • 3. Expand (Learning) Agility
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