Managing Stress & Anxiety Presentation
Recently I was asked to present a talk by GROW in McCauley Place in Naas, Co. Kildare. The topic of the talk was Managing Stress and Anxiety.
The 2 hour talk looked at what stress and anxiety are, what causes it – from the perspective of evolutionary psychology and neuro-biology, the impact of stress and anxiety and what to do about it.
The feedback from Clodagh Erasmus, the Mental Wellbeing Community Education Officer for Grow on the Managing Stress & Anxiety presentation can be found below:
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If your community group or business would like to find out more information on Managing Stress & Anxiety, or if you would like to have a presentation tailored specifically to the needs of your business, please feel free to get in contact.
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