Summary
Stress is a fundamental mechanism for human survival. It is therefore impossible and undesirable to eliminate this physiological response. That said, clinical studies clearly show that the presence of stress, in its chronic form, is very harmful to physical and psychological health.
Course Content
Target professionals
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People with the ability to manage stress well integrate more activities based on intrinsic motivation. Science has shown that this type of motivation greatly influences our life habits and our ability to manage stressful and anxiety-provoking situations in our daily lives.
This webinar aims to help clinicians better understand the different types of motivation in order to encourage their patients to integrate more intrinsic motivation into their lives. This practice will increase the success of their intervention and the overall satisfaction of their patients.
Objectives:
- Define the role of stress and differentiate between the benefits vs. detriments of stress.
- Identify some of the characteristics associated with people who are good at managing stress.
- Describe the different types of motivation.
- Define the mechanisms that explain the impact of intrinsic motivation on stress management.
- Share some strategies to influence your patients to increase intrinsic motivation in their lives.
Very interesting!