In our work lives, in our personal and family lives, even at school or in the community, responding to change can be a stressful experience. Learning to recognize and embrace the opportunities that arrive on the wings of change is an important skill for navigating the contemporary (ever-changing) lifestyle.
Remember that it’s NORMAL for people to have a range of feelings in response to change – large or small.
Each one of us responds to change differently and uniquely.
Some people have many feelings or reactions, while others do not.
Since a person’s perception of the impact of change is often more stress creating than the change itself, allow yourself (and others) ample opportunity to give and receive clarifying feedback.
Information reduces uncertainty.
FBI, EAP Spring 2007, NEWS and NOTES
Remember that it’s NORMAL for people to have a range of feelings in response to change – large or small.
Each one of us responds to change differently and uniquely.
Some people have many feelings or reactions, while others do not.
Since a person’s perception of the impact of change is often more stress creating than the change itself, allow yourself (and others) ample opportunity to give and receive clarifying feedback.
Information reduces uncertainty.
FBI, EAP Spring 2007, NEWS and NOTES
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