From the Vault: How to Master Stress and THRIVE Under Pressure

A Thriving Catholic Podcast

#049 - We all deal with stress...in fact "being stressed" is a somewhat ubiquitous lament for most people these days.
But what if stress could actually be reframed so that it isn't such a bad thing?
What if you could learn to master your stress so that it doesn't sap your energy and cause you unnecessary drama?
In this episode of the podcast, I talk with fellow Integrative Nutrition Health Coach Janna Kerr all about how we can do just that.
We talk about:

• How having the kids home for Summer can be an extra-stressful time for a lot of moms
• What the "boring" definition of stress is--and a new definition that's more helpful
• How 75-90% of medical visits are actually related to chronic stress
• How understanding how our brains work can help us get a grip on our stress response
• A trick you can use to master moments of stress
• What an "amygdala hijack" is--and how you can escape it

I hope you enjoy this conversation and that it helps you manage your stress much more effectively!
You can connect with Janna at:
www.atthewellcoaching.com
Or @aththewellcoaching on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.

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1. From the Vault: How to Master Stress and THRIVE Under Pressure (00:00:00)

2. Managing Stress for Catholic Moms (00:00:03)

3. Managing Stress Through Awareness and Practice (00:14:51)

4. Managing Stress Through Mindfulness and Movement (00:18:38)