Take Stress from Chaos to Calm

"Want to climb up from the depths of stress? This new workbook with easy to follow steps, shows you how.

Praise for Take Stress From Chaos To Calm

"Dr. Annika provides case studies, exercises and workbook type tasks that challenge the imagination, leading readers to take calm stress and pull the pieces together! Highly recommend!" -Judith Collins

Book Overview:

Take Stress From Chaos To Calm is a new workbook on stress dedicated to improving the lives of company leaders and corporate executives. In a fast-pace, high-stress lifestyle, they have long been known to have a difficult time dealing with the stress work brings and keeping it from turning into unmanageable chaos. The effects of stress can often be seen taking their toll on the mental abilities and physical performance. Called the 'Silent Killer' for good reason, there must be a way to not only cope with the effects of stress, but change the way a person manages it. And this book is just what the doctor ordered. Dr. Annika demonstrates that there is a better way. She presents an easy to understand plan to climb up from the depth of stress. This plan is proven to help users proceed into the heights of happiness with a little help, and a surefire treatment methodology. Inside the pages of "Take Stress From Chaos To Calm: Pulling The Pieces Together", the reader will learn about "The Wheel of Life", which includes eight key areas: Personal Development, Health, Work, Money, Networks, Intimacy, Free Time/Hobbies, and the Surroundings. In this book Dr. Annika provides exercises and workbook type tasks that challenge the imagination, and triggers a close look into your own mind. Through easy to follow steps, and case history examples, this book shows that "there is hope."

More Praise and 5-Star Reviews:

"I liked the approach of the Wheel of Life - balancing aspects of work, play, physical and mental well being. The use of a 6-month case study (Eric and his progress from Stress to Calm) was quite effective and kept it from sounding like a too-simple solution to the issues we all face." - Laura Briggs

"First it takes a big picture approach, second it applies the principles to "Eric" so that you can see real life applications of the information and have a better idea how to use them, and last but not least it is packed with useful charts and other tools to help you find your answers and make changes. Notice i said find your answers, not use the answers. This approach deals with stress and stress management in a much more personal way and I found the whole big picture approach an intriguing change from other books of this kind that I had read. If you have an interest in managing your stress with a new approach or if you think this book might be helpful for someone else you know check out the information and or share it." - Jenn Doyle

"Filled with helpful charts, forms, sleep, diet, physical activity, stress, diaries, important/urgent tools, cash flow chart-financial budget, priorities, and pros and cons." - Judith Collins "