What type of stress do you face?

Take this quiz to learn about the type of stress that you are facing so that it makes it easier for us to help you solve it.

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How often do you feel depression, anxiety disorders and emotional distress

Always

 

Most of the times

 

Rarely

 

Never

 

1 / 8

How easily do you get angered? 

Very easily

 

Easily

 

Not easily

 

Rarely ever

 

2 / 8

How often do you get headaches?

All the time

 

Sometimes 

 

Rarely

 

Never

 

3 / 8

Do you face sleep issues?

Yes

 

No

 

4 / 8

Do you have mood swings?

Yes

 

No

 

5 / 8

Do you face extreme weight changes?

Yes 

 

No

 

6 / 8

Do you have memory and concentration issues?

Yes

 

No

 

7 / 8

Do you get heart pains or problems?

Yes

 

No

 

8 / 8

ACUTE STRESS 

Acute stress is usually brief. It is the most common and frequent presentation. Acute stress is most often caused by reactive thinking. Negative thoughts predominate about situations or events that have recently occurred, or upcoming situations, events, or demands in the near future.

EPISODIC ACUTE STRESS  

People who frequently experience acute stress, or whose lives present with frequent triggers of stress, have episodic acute stress.

The individuals who frequently suffer acute stress often live a life of chaos and crisis. They are always in a rush or feel pressured. They take on many responsibilities, and usually can not stay organized with so many time demands. These individuals are perpetually in the grips of acute stress overload.

CHRONIC STRESS

Chronic stress is the most harmful type of stress. If chronic stress is left untreated over a long period of time, it can significantly and often irreversibly damage your physical health and deteriorate your mental health.

For example, long term poverty, repeated abuse in any form, unemployment, dysfunctional family, poor work environment, substance abuse, or an unhappy marriage can cause significant chronic stress.

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