Stress Tips

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1. The most important thing during this challenging time is to stay positive no matter what. Don't let stress control you. If your thoughts will be positive, you will be able to do your work effectively.

2. Work on your hobbies. You have ample time now to focus on your hobbies. This will release your stress.

3.30 to 40 minutes of exercise daily will not only keep you fit but will also release your stress.

4. Friends are a great stress busters. Talk to your friends.more

In the event of the International Nurses Day, let us admire how brave and selfless nurses all over the world are. They are our most important line of defense against illness. They dedicate their lives to aiding the sick and the ailing. And sometimes this exposes them to grave dangers. But still, they carry on with their duties relentlessly, even if it means endangering their lives. Nurses are true superheroes.

Let us look at the many workplace hazards that nurses have to contend with-more

Nursing is a noble profession and those in this field are nothing short of superheroes. Whether your job involves taking care of the sick and ailing in the General Ward, assisting the surgeon in the OT, or attending to a critically injured patient in the ICU, long hours, heavy workload, physically demanding tasks, and emergencies all these may put you in a stressful situation at work. In due course, burn-out and stress can affect your physical and mental health, even career.

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Be mindful. Be aware of what you are feeling when you are thinking. Sit with your emotions and figure out why you are having them.

1. Always positive thinking
2. Regularly follows a routine
3. Free hand exercise/meditation
4. Reading a good book.
5. Watching good though provoking cinemas.
6. Avoid watching excessive news specially this COVID-19 pandemic time.

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After every night, there is a dazzling and beautiful day. As we know that night is for rejuvenation of the body and mind. It reminds us to give an halt to busy and hectic life.
This world is passing through very tough time. Fear and negative thoughts are all around and make us more prone to diseases. These reduce our immunity and ability to sustain through tough times.
Take precautions without being panicky. Let's spread rays of peace, purity in the universe. Pray ...more

Getting a dog to be a part of your house and more importantly, your life is a huge decision which cannot be taken on an impulse. Dogs are the friendliest creatures who get inducted into your life slowly and before you realise it, your whole life starts revolving around them. The happy wagging tail which will welcome you when you come home might seem like a happy change but it is definitely a full-time job which makes you more evolved as a person.

Here are a few ways in which getting a d...more

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an abnormal condition of the mind that develops when a person is exposed to certain traumatic events in life such as accidents, sexual assault or warfare.

The major symptoms of PTSD are:

Reliving the traumatic experience over and over again; this leads to severe and long-term mental distress.
Recurring dreams about the events.
Provocation of traumatic thoughts by the slightest event that causes distress to the individual.
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Few tips
1. Plan your day
Regular routines are essential for our identity, self-confidence and purpose. Loo
Try to start your day at roughly the same time you usually would and aim to set aside time each day for movement, relaxation, connection and reflection.

2. Move more every day
Being active reduces stress, increases energy levels, can make us more alert and help us sleep better. Morning shows the day, do forty minutes of home work out, isotonic exercises are benefic...more