Therapy For Workplace Stress

Marcia Hesselgrave

Therapy For Workplace Stress

Therapy For Workplace Stress

Work-related stress can be a common issue that individuals face in their careers.  Areas of vocational stress include problems with employment or the work environment such as – threat of job loss, job dissatisfaction, stressful work schedule, uncertainty about career choices, harassment on the job, and other discord with boss, supervisor, co-workers, or others in the work environment.

According to recent statistics 55% of Americans are stressed during the day. 94% of workers report feeling stress at work. 63% of U.S. workers report they’re ready to quit their job to avoid work-related stress. Around 33% of people report feeling extreme stress.

Therapy can be a useful tool in helping you effectively manage vocational stress and improving your  overall job satisfaction.

Common types of therapy used to treat work-related stress:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

CBT is a type of therapy that focuses on changing negative thought patterns and behaviors. It can be helpful in addressing work-related stress by identifying and challenging negative beliefs and attitudes about work. CBT can also help individuals develop coping strategies and improve problem-solving skills.

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)

MBSR is a type of therapy that incorporates mindfulness meditation and yoga practices to help individuals manage stress. It can be helpful in reducing stress levels and improving overall well-being.

Psychodynamic Therapy

Psychodynamic therapy can be helpful in exploring underlying emotional issues that may be contributing to work-related stress. It can help individuals identify patterns of behavior that are causing stress and develop strategies for managing these patterns

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

Solution-focused brief therapy is a type of therapy that focuses on identifying solutions to specific problems. It can be helpful in addressing specific work-related stressors and developing strategies for managing them.

Group Therapy

Group therapy can be beneficial for individuals who are experiencing work-related stress. It provides a supportive environment where individuals can share their experiences, learn coping skills, and receive feedback from others who are going through similar challenges

    • Problems related to your employment and/or occupation essentially negatively  impact your  personal and professional life.   It’s important to find  a mental health professional to determine the most appropriate type of therapy for your specific needs. 
    • The therapy process may involve several sessions over several weeks or months, and it’s important to be patient and committed to the process. Additionally, the success of your treatment relies on your ability to communicate any workplace issues that may be contributing to your stress –such as workload, job responsibilities, hostile work environment, or interpersonal conflicts.
    • Marcia Hesselgrave is an experienced therapist serving the Cuyahoga and Lorain County areas and the Northwest suburbs of Cleveland as an expert in helping patients reduce work-related stress, break free from dysfunctional family dynamics, heal from trauma, and mood disorders, improve relationships and improve life balance. Marcia’s office is located in Westlake Ohio.

Would you like help reducing work-related stress, breaking free from dysfunctional family dynamics,  healing from trauma, and mood disorders, improving relationships, and improving life balance?

 

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