The course consists of 7 sessions.
No special psychological training is required.
Course materials remain available to you after completion.
Stress and Anxiety Relief Course
Stress is a part of human life
Everyone experiences it from time to time. However, chronic stress poses a threat to mental and physical health, the risk of developing psychosomatic symptoms, PTSD, anxiety, depressive and other disorders.
The main physiological harm is caused by the fact that a person is forced to spend a lot of time in a state of increased arousal - stuck in a defensive position.
Being in chronic stress overactivates the sympathetic nervous system, which roots harmful somatic changes in the body.
Some common examples of toxic bodily responses to chronic stress include:
• Hypervigilance
• Anxiety disorders
• Shallow and incomplete breathing
• Constant release of adrenaline
• So-called muscular clamps – chronic muscle tension
• Chronic fatigue from constant rushing and tension
• Inability to fully be present, relax, and feel grounded in one’s body
• Sleep problems due to overactivation
• Digestive issues caused by irritable bowel syndrome
• Physiological damage from alcohol abuse, overeating, or chemical substances
The course consists of 7 sessions.
You can complete them at any convenient time.
Course materials remain available to you after completion.
No special psychological training is required.

The course is designed in a training format specifically for those who wish to address a personal psychological issue within this topic.
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