Change from the Bottom-up
- Howie the Harp
- Joe Rogers: Self-Help
- Jim Rye: Human Rights
- Judi Chamberlin: Author
- Peter Ashenden: Self-Help
- David Gonzalez: Recovery
- Dan Fisher: Empowerment
- Shery Mead: Peer Support
- David Oaks: MindFreedom
- Celia Brown: Peer Specialist
- Julius Green: Peer Specialist
- Dwayne Mayes: Employment
- Mary Ellen Copeland: WRAP
- Larry Fricks: P.S. Certification
- Pat Deegan: Personal Medicine
- Harvey Rosenthal: Rehabilitation
- Eric Jackson: Author & Advocate
- Ron Bassman: Author & Educator
- Ron Schraiber: Well-Being Project
Hope and Transformation
Stress Management

Studies have shown a correlation between one’s ability to handle stress effectively and enjoying optimum mental health. “Stress Management: A Key to Optimum Mental Health” explores the interrelationship between stress and well-being, identifies some of the causes and symptoms of stress and offers techniques for reducing and managing stressful situations.
Some of the topics covered in this training include:
- What is stress
- Positive and Negative Stress
- Causes of stress
- Psychological symptoms of stress
- Physiological symptoms of stress
- Stress Management
- Reducing stress
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