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Stressing on<br />

Managing Stress<br />

SOS and Seacare Senior Executives, Managers and Directors attended<br />

a talk on Stress Management organised by Seacare Thrift on 24 August<br />

2004 at Club@52.<br />

The speaker, Ms Saras Atre, is highly qualified and well-versed in individual,<br />

family and group therapy dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety,<br />

anger management, parenting skills, adolescent skills and many more.<br />

Having worked with professional psychiatrists from established<br />

hospitals before, Ms Atre was able to engage her participants in a lively<br />

and enriching exchange.<br />

In the highly pressurising and fast-paced society today, this course was<br />

certainly conducted in good time and in a cosy environment. Ms Atre, who is fluent in English, French, Hindi and Tamil, was<br />

humorous during her presentation and participants laughed along as they gained new insight into the realm of ‘Stress’ and<br />

‘Stress Management’, which has been much taken granted for.<br />

The course discussed the various factors leading to stress, symptoms of stress, how it affects our bodies and the practical<br />

aspects of stress management. Particularly the dos and don’ts of coping with and alleviating stress, which can make much<br />

difference in how one handles his affairs.<br />

Such information and knowledge certainly came in handy for all busy people who lead such hectic lifestyles. At the end of<br />

the session, all participants were visibly more relaxed than they had first been before the course started.<br />

August + Septmeber 2004 Samudra<br />

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