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Free online course in stress management

Could you use some stress management?


Holidays, finals approaching, the job market, the last of this stubborn winter, money woes, traffic...

There never seems to be a shortage of reasons to be stressed, but luckily, University of Florida is offering a free, seven-part series in stress management that you can access here. There's no registration needed, which is great, because who needs another login and password to remember?

In the seven lessons, you'll learn plenty, including:

  • What causes stress
  • How your body reacts to stress
  • How to relieve stress using physical techniques
  • How visualization can help

As removing stress from your life is completely impossible, learning to deal with what's stressing you—both mentally and physically—is important for a longer, happier, healthier life.





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Published Tuesday, April 14, 2009 10:17 AM by AndriaL

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Greetings! I'm Andria and I help manage the fantastic information available all around the eLearners site. Some of my very favorite things are: lying in the sun, swimming, reading, brainteasers of all kinds, singing, playing guitar, and Coca Cola.

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I have a bachelor's degree in computer science from Rutgers College and am thisclose to completing my master's degree in instructional design from Western Illinois University later this year.

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