You will review your Sleep Log, reflecting the types of sleep and the impact of sleep deprivation on health. You’ll conduct a short Sleep Analysis using data from your Sleep Log.
Referring to the weekly readings, you will identify which level best describes your own stress.
You will also self-assess your stress levels and personality type using online tools, and analyze the implications of your own typical and atypical stress levels.
You are encouraged to practice stress-reduction techniques, some of which are described in
your readings. As a healthcare professional, you will often find yourself in stressful situations,
but applying such techniques to yourself will help you teach those skills to your stressed clients.
Objective:
- Analyze one’s own sleep patterns.
- Discuss current research on the negative consequences of sleep deprivation.
- Describe the physiological, emotional and behavioral responses to stress.
- Discuss components of stress management.
You will review your Sleep Log, reflecting the types of sleep and the impact of sleep deprivation on health. You’ll conduct a short Sleep Analysis using data from your Sleep Log.
Referring to the weekly readings, you will identify which level best describes your own stress.
You will also self-assess your stress levels and personality type using online tools, and analyze the implications of your own typical and atypical stress levels.
You are encouraged to practice stress-reduction techniques, some of which are described in
your readings. As a healthcare professional, you will often find yourself in stressful situations,
but applying such techniques to yourself will help you teach those skills to your stressed clients.
Objective:
- Analyze one’s own sleep patterns.
- Discuss current research on the negative consequences of sleep deprivation.
- Describe the physiological, emotional and behavioral responses to stress.
- Discuss components of stress management.
You will review your Sleep Log, reflecting the types of sleep and the impact of sleep deprivation on health. You’ll conduct a short Sleep Analysis using data from your Sleep Log.
Referring to the weekly readings, you will identify which level best describes your own stress.
You will also self-assess your stress levels and personality type using online tools, and analyze the implications of your own typical and atypical stress levels.
You are encouraged to practice stress-reduction techniques, some of which are described in
your readings. As a healthcare professional, you will often find yourself in stressful situations,
but applying such techniques to yourself will help you teach those skills to your stressed clients.
Objective:
- Analyze one’s own sleep patterns.
- Discuss current research on the negative consequences of sleep deprivation.
- Describe the physiological, emotional and behavioral responses to stress.
- Discuss components of stress management.