Employee Stress Coaching Â
Stay Calm. Reduce Stress. Avoid Burnout.
Being an employee is challenging.
83 percent of workers suffer from work-related stress. – Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Heavy workloads. Interpersonal conflicts. unclear job roles and responsibilities. lack of control over tasks and decision-making. Job insecurity
Most stress management advice focuses on coping after stress happens.
My coaching focuses on something different – preventing stress before it escalates.
Through one-on-one coaching, you’ll learn how to:
- Recognize stress-producing thoughts
- Replace them with empowering thoughts
- Stay calm during challenging times
- Reduce feelings of fear
- Take more effective action
- Stay centered during every workday
Who This Coaching is For
This coaching is ideal for employees who:
- Feel stressed or overwhelmed
- Want to avoid burnout
- Want to stay during every workday
- Want practical, real-world strategies
- Are ready for a new perspective on stress          Â
How Coaching Works
- One-on-one sessions
- Practical, real-world strategies
- Focused on specific challenges
- Supportive and confidential
The cost for a two-hour coaching session is $397.
Start with a Free Stress Prevention Call
I offer a free 15-minute Stress Prevention Call to:
- Discuss your biggest stress challenges
- Share one practical strategy
- See if coaching is right for you
Call me at 443-745-8652 to receive 15 minutes of free coaching and to arrange your full coaching session.
The cost for the full two-hour coaching session is $397.
Call me at 443-745-8652 to receive 15 minutes of free coaching and to schedule your full coaching session.Â
The coaching is based on my Prevent Work Stress Course.Â
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Testimonials
My blood pressure was out of control because of work stress. Now, my blood pressure is within the normal range. —Jeanette W.
I used to get an upset stomach regularly. That no longer happens. Thanks, Vernon. — Darlene V.
Applying the coaching steps has eliminated the stress-related headaches and migraines I had been having. I keep one of the worksheets available for use any time I start to feel stressed. – Regina K.
*Common health effects of stress include: Headache, muscle tension or pain, chest pain, fatigue, change in sex drive, upset stomach, sleep problems, and getting sick more easily due to a weaker immune system. – Mayo Clinic