UnitedMind
Stress Management
With Laughter Yoga Expert Lotte Mikkelsen
Bespoke, Effective & Accredited Stress Management Therapy
UnitedMind
Effective stress management through laughter therapy
Stress has been shown to be a leading cause of workplace absenteeism.
The latest figures from the Labour Force Survey indicate that over
822,000 workers suffer from work-related stress, depression
or anxiety.
As the prevalence of stress-related absences increases,
employers face the problem of balancing concerns for
employee health with productivity and the cost of operations.
Is it possible to manage workforce stress without losing
productivity? The answer is yes. Our bespoke stress
management laughter workshops are designed to help give
employees the tools to effectively cope with stress.
According to Hans Seyle, a pioneer scientific researcher in
stress states “It is not the stress that kills us, it is our reaction to it”.
Laughter therapy is an incredible tool to help individuals cope with
stress. When you laugh you change, and when you change the whole world changes. As a result, you start looking for solutions from a more rational angle instead of allowing unhealthy stress to run your work and life.
For further details and information about tailored stress management programmes for the workplace or information about Laughter Yoga and laughter training please contact us.
Benefits of Stress Management Services
Laughter has the power to mitigate the damage done by feelings of stress. Deep breathing and laughter releases endorphins, the body’s happy chemical, which helps to reduce stress-related hormones in the body.
Other incredible benefits include:
- Enhances workplace stress management
- Creates a happier and more productive workforce
- Improves employee wellness and mental health
- Reduces rate of absenteeism and staff burnout
- Strengthens workforce motivation
- Improves quality of life and keeps the mind positive
- Creates a happier and more productive workforce
- Enables staff to develop effective decision making techniques
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The Power of Laughter in Stress Management Therapy
Unmanaged levels of stress can put your entire well-being at risk. Stress not only negatively impacts your mental health, but it can also negatively impact your physical health. Overwhelming stress levels make it difficult for individuals to think clearly, function effectively, and enjoy life.
Instead of being governed by our body’s fight or flight response to stress, Laughter Yoga and Laughter Therapy enable employees to develop a simple strategy for effective coping mechanisms to deal with the challenges of stress in a more healthy and productive manner.
UnitedMind is the UK’s leading provider of fun, effective and empowering corporate wellbeing workshops. Our stress management programmes can be adapted to suit individual or large team needs, meaning we have the right solution for you and your business.
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Stress Management FAQs
Modern life can present an array of difficult situations for us. a lack of regular exercise, an unhealthy work-life balance or a lack of sleep are just some of the risk factors that can lead to a major source of excess stress in a person’s life.
Laughter yoga and therapy offers a practical solution to stress management. The management of stress in the workplace can facilitate better communication and interaction between staff and promote a more positive workplace environment.
Stress management sessions with our team of accredited laughter therapists can be hugely beneficial for your employees and workforce. On an individual level, employees that undergo stress management therapy will have reduced stress, higher self-esteem and effective coping strategies to manage stressful situations.
The signs of chronic stress differ from person to person. However, the most common signs of chronic stress are when an individual has difficulty sleeping, disorganised thinking, decreased energy levels, frequent illnesses. Additionally, individuals with high-pressure jobs, challenging relationships and financial difficulties may also be more susceptible to suffering from chronic stress too.
Before self-diagnosing or diagnosing other people with behavioural issues, it is advisable to consult with a mental health professional.
