Healthy and Unhealthy Ways To Handle StressRonald Pitzer
Copyright © 2009 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. Faced with stressful situations, many people act in ways which can be unhealthy for themselves and their families. When anyone faced with stress uses alcohol or drugs to try to alleviate the situation or withdraws and keeps feelings inside, denies problems, or blames others for troubles, the family of that person is likely to be hurt. There are more healthy ways of dealing with stress. These include:
There are no easy answers to life's problems, no single solution to the stresses of everyday life, but there are things we can do to make it easier individually and as a family. Ronald Pitzer Originally published in May 1985. College of Human Ecology in cooperation with the University of Minnesota Extension Service
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