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Stress Management
Susan R. Gregson, Bonnie Graves
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2000)Explains what stress is, some causes, and various ways to handle stress and cope with its effects.
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Management
Norma Maynard, Rita Dyer
Paperback (Macmillan Caribbean (www.macmillan-caribbean.com), Jan. 20, 2005)This course is aimed specifically at grade 10 and 11 secondary school students in the Caribbean who are preparing for their CSEC examination. The course is divided into three books: "Management"; "Food and Nutrition"; and "Clothing and Textiles", and is in line with Caribbean Examination Council syllabus requirements. This volume on management covers: the family and society; home and financial management; and owning and equipping a house.
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Stress management
James S Gordon
Paperback (Chelsea House Publishers, March 24, 1990)None
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Stress Management: At Work
James E. Dean
(James E. Dean Publishing, Dec. 15, 2018)Do you hate your job? Do you work in a stressful work environment? This book break down different situation and example of bad work situations. A lot of individual suffer from stress at work, but we all have to find a way to be stress free.
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Stress Management Workbook
Hazelden Publishing
Paperback (Hazelden Information & Educational Services, Sept. 6, 2001)Stand out, fit in, grow up, just wait- the pressures are everywhere, the stress is intense, and you have a few other things on your mind. This workbook will help you discover and develop the tools you'll need to stay cool and keep moving. Stress can be god or bad, and exercises building on familiar, everyday situations will show you how to tell the difference and how to respond accordingly. You will also hone you own skills for avoiding stress or meeting it head-on, reducing it or making the most of it-skills that won't make life easy, but should make it easier.