Workplace stress management interventions what works best
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My side job is great and my colleagues (many of whom I went to Uni withnare great) are the best. But my main job is a nightmare.
I’ve been there seven years and the work itself is fine but my superior is a bully who likes to stomp on those below him.
I find it extremely stressful to watch him pick on others and want to tell him to stop but fear losing my job. Would you speak up and tell him to stop it or clam up and keep working?
I think the best thing to do is let it go. You sound like your in a much better state of mind with true friends now. It's sad that your previous co workers did'nt support you, but this can happen. Thinking about getting revenge will only set you back and you don't want that. You've moved on, your happy and that's what's important.
Fatigue management is becoming a growing area of interest and research in Australia mainly due to the mining boom. As it becomes more a topic of interest this can only benefit other workers such police, nurses and other shift workers. That's why I started my blog: http://fatiguemanagementblog.wordpress.com/
so we could share experiences. Would be great to hear from anyone on how they manage their fatigue from varying shifts.
So I am trying to figure out what k can do when it comes to labor I had 2 epiduralls with my last two pregnancies but my last one was terrible the anistigiologst who do it poked me about 8 or more times and messed me up I don't want to get it again what else would be good to avoid the epidural
I just found out that I lost my work today because I cannot stay well in a workplace that has clorox, paint, polyurethane, bacteria, with NO return air. I am in a very specialized field--I teach newly arrived refugees from Burma, Africa, etc. tospeak English.
It may be too late, but is there any kind of mask I could get and still teach--I guess, however, that it would have to cover nose, mouth and eyes--maybe I coul wear it half the time. I need/love the work.
Hi again,
A recent research review, published by The Cochrane Collaboration, listed numerous non-hormonal therapies--medications and complementary type interventions that do not appear to alter a woman's hormonal state-- that can help manage hot flushes. (Several "holistic" remedies such as black cohosh and phytoestrogens do not qualify as non-hormonal because they might alter a woman's hormonal balance.
I think I experience this more as a sense of hopelessness and helplessness (which equals powerlessness). Powerlessness is what I felt when I was threatened with ect or what I feel moments before an accident or when I have concerns for family, friends or animals.
I think your observations are correct and I acknowledge that is something I have done and do do. I think that sense of power (?control) when others feel helpless is sadistic.
Hi!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that the best products for rosacea and acne are prescription antibiotics. One option to consider would be laser or broad band light treatments at a medi-spa in your area, These are pricey too, but can give lasting results.
Good luck!
I am so nervous about having further interventions. Would it be best to have a CT scan or a colonoscopy....I can arrange both here privately and quickly even though I do not have medical insurance it is affordable. Am also nervous of further surgery .
Thank you.
To find a doctor close to your place you can consult your insurance agent or office. There may be others at your workplace or around who have been to a pain management clinic. So, you could ask them. Local pharmacists too could guide you. You could look through the local directory. Check and see if there is a pain support group. Members of this group may be able to help you. Your husband’s old doctor may be able to provide some reference. Hope this helps. Take care!
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