Top Sources of Stress
- Finances-the results of a 2005 poll showed that 23 percent of respondents cited finances as being on top. This is particularly true during times of economic turmoil, such as a recession or depression.
- Work and career
- Family issues such as arguments, divorces, marriages, kids moving out, health issues.
- Personal concerns such as lack of control over life and time or personal change of any kind.
- Personal health and safety such as wanting to lose weight or quit smoking or the desire to change another personal habit
- Personal relationships with people outside of immediate family. This can include co-workers, friends or extended family members.
- Death including the death of spouse, child, family member, family pet or close friend.
- Finances-the results of a 2005 poll showed that 23 percent of respondents cited finances as being on top. This is particularly true during times of economic turmoil, such as a recession or depression.
- Work and career
- Family issues such as arguments, divorces, marriages, kids moving out, health issues.
- Personal concerns such as lack of control over life and time or personal change of any kind.
- Personal health and safety such as wanting to lose weight or quit smoking or the desire to change another personal habit
- Personal relationships with people outside of immediate family. This can include co-workers, friends or extended family members.
- Death including the death of spouse, child, family member, family pet or close friend.
