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What are the signs it's time to seek professional stress management therapy?

While stress is a common response to pressure, unmanaged stress can significantly impact your health, relationships, and professional life. Signs indicating the need for professional stress management therapy include:

  • Loss of energy or decreased interest in social activities

  • Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep

  • Neglecting self-care or personal well-being

  • Loss of interest in previously enjoyable activities

  • Persistent irritability or being easily annoyed

  • Procrastination, especially on tasks that could reduce your stress

  • Constant worry or racing thoughts

  • Difficulty relaxing or winding down

  • Changes in appetite

  • Restlessness or nervousness

  • Increased alcohol consumption

  • Reckless or self-destructive behaviour

  • Increased smoking habits

  • Reduced ability to focus or concentrate

At Online Psychologists Australia, we understand stress manifests uniquely for everyone. When engaging in our online stress management therapy, we match you personally with a psychologist who aligns with your individual needs, using evidence-based online methodologies tailored to your situation.

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Online Psychologists Australia

Email: support@onlinepsychologist.com.au

Phone: 1300 450 431

Fax: 03 5947 5074

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