Behaviour
Resilence
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Make some lifestyle changes – some general changes can help you feel more able to come with pressure and stressful situations
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Practise being more straightforward and assertive in communicating with others
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Develop your interests and hobbies
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Make time for your friends
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Find balance in your life (try putting energy into other parts of your life)
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Look after your physical health – looking after your physical health can reduce feelings of stress
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Get enough sleep
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Be active
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Eat healthy
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Give yourself a break – being kinder to yourself can help control the amount to pressure you feel in other situations
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Reward yourself for achievements
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Get a change of scenery
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Take a break
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Resolve conflicts if you can
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Forgive yourself
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Build your support network – make sure you to surround yourself with people that will help, hold you accountable and want the best for you
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Self awareness and empathy
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Reflect on the way you respond to things
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Know what makes you happy
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Self control
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Remove temptation
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Measure your progress
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Learn how to manage stress
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Prioritise things
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Forgive yourself
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For more resources: Headspace (meditations and articles on stress, mindfulness, compassion and sleep) (https://www.headspace.com)



