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Stress Management & Mind-Body Wellness Flashcards

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  1. What is the concept of allostatic load and why is it relevant to health coaching?

    Answer: It represents the cumulative wear on the body from chronic stress, indicating long-term health risk

    Allostatic load represents cumulative physiological wear from chronic stress, helping coaches understand why ongoing stress management is critical for preventing long-term health consequences.

  2. How should a health coach integrate movement and exercise into stress management?

    Answer: Suggest appropriate physical activities that match the client's fitness level and preferences, as exercise reduces cortisol and improves mood

    Suggesting activities matching client fitness and preferences is optimal because regular physical activity reduces cortisol, releases endorphins, and improves mood and sleep quality.

  3. What is the importance of boundary setting in stress management coaching?

    Answer: Teaching clients to set healthy boundaries reduces stress from overcommitment, toxic relationships, and work-life imbalance

    Teaching healthy boundary setting reduces stress from overcommitment, unhealthy relationships, and work-life imbalance, addressing a root cause of stress rather than just symptoms.

  4. How does gratitude practice contribute to stress reduction in health coaching?

    Answer: Regular gratitude practice shifts focus from stressors to positive aspects, improving mood, sleep, and psychological resilience

    Research shows regular gratitude practice shifts cognitive focus, improves mood, enhances sleep quality, and builds psychological resilience, making it an evidence-based stress reduction tool.

  5. What role does time management play in a client's stress reduction plan?

    Answer: Effective time management reduces feelings of overwhelm, creates space for self-care, and prevents chronic stress from overcommitment

    Effective time management directly reduces stress by decreasing overwhelm, creating space for health-promoting activities, and preventing the chronic stress of overcommitment.

  6. What is the significance of nature exposure in evidence-based stress management?

    Answer: Research shows spending time in natural environments lowers cortisol, blood pressure, and heart rate while improving mood

    Research consistently demonstrates that spending time in natural environments lowers cortisol, reduces blood pressure and heart rate, and improves mood and cognitive function.