Course “Safe and Serene under Stress”
Stressrelief and Resilience
2-day block seminar or alternatively in 8 X 90 minutes or 12 X 90 minutes (weekly dates)

What is the course about?
The prevention program "Safe and Serene under Stress" aims to reduce stress-related health risks by promoting individual skills to cope with everyday stress. Upon request, the course instructor will address the individual situations of the participants.
Target group.
The prevention programme "Safe and Serene under Stress" a 2-Day Block Course, is basically aimed at healthy adult insured persons (from 18 years of age) with stressful situations who would like to improve their personal handling of professional and private everyday stresses and thereby prevent stress-related impairments to their physical and mental health.
It can be offered to specific target groups, e.g. for people in specific life situations or phases or for members of certain occupational groups.
The compact offer is aimed at insured persons who cannot regularly attend a continuous course due to occupational (e.g. shift work, changing locations and times) or private (e.g. single parents, caring relatives) circumstances.
General information about the course.
The prevention programme "Safe and Serene under Stress - 2-Day Compact Programme" has a scope of 8 course units of 90 minutes each. The course units are held on 2 days with 4 course units/day each.

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