Stress Less, Live Better: Understanding Stress and Building Everyday Resilience
Through interactive discussions, practical activities, scenario-based exercises and guided reflection, senior learners will gain the following knowledge and skills to manage stress and promote emotional well-being:
1. Understand stress in later life – Recognise common causes, signs and symptoms of stress, and understand how stress can affect physical, emotional, behavioural and cognitive well-being.
2. Apply practical coping strategies – Learn and practise simple techniques to manage stress effectively in everyday situations and respond to stressful experiences in healthier ways.
3. Develop personal resilience – Identify individual stress triggers and coping needs, and develop a personalised stress management plan that supports resilience, emotional wellness and healthier daily living.
By the end of Session 1, senior learners will be able to:
1.Explain what stress is and identify common sources of stress among older adults.
2.Recognise physical, emotional, behavioural and cognitive signs of stress.
3. Describe how prolonged stress affects overall health and quality of life.
By the end of Session 2, senior learners will be able to:
1.Demonstrate at least three healthy stress management techniques.
2.Select appropriate coping strategies for different stressful situations.
3.Develop a personalised stress management action plan.
| Training Provider: | Centre for Seniors |
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| Course Title: | Stress Less, Live Better: Understanding Stress and Building Everyday Resilience |
| Language(s): | English or Chinese |
| Duration of course | 2 hours x 2 sessions |
| Date: |
10 & 11 Nov - English
(9am to 11am) 7 & 8 Dec – English (9am to 11am) 17 & 18 Nov – Chinese (9am – 11am) 3 & 4 Dec – Chinese (9am – 11am) |
| Mode of Training: | Classroom In-Person |
| Full Course Fee: | $60 |
| Online Registration: | Register Now (CLICK HERE) |
| Certification: | Upon achieving a minimum 75% attendance, Learner will receive a Certificate of Attendance by Centre for Seniors |
| Contact us | 83693703 |