Are you struggling with the Monday blues? Do you feel unvalued or conflicted at the workplace? Is your workplace accepting and inclusive of diversity, and follows a policy of equity?
We derive a sense of identity, status, value, and the security of income from the work or profession that we take up. We spend most of our waking hours at work therefore, if the environment is welcoming and inclusive if the task that one does is interesting, and challenging enough to maintain job satisfaction, and if the authority values our contribution to the organization, we are likely to be enthusiastic to go to work. When we are satisfied at work, we derive a sense of purpose and meaning in what we do. It increases self-esteem and fosters positive relationships.
However, the opposite of these conditions can make each day at work a tightrope walk, making the cumulative impact of the ongoing stress a challenge to deal with.
Distress at the workplace can impair our ability to concentrate and challenge us to perform our best. The discomfort can raise anxiety, and show up as low confidence, inability to make presentations, speak up at meetings, or get along with the team. Stress can impair problem-solving or decision-making skills, reduce creativity and innovation, increase absenteeism, and impact physical and mental health significantly.
The most predominant stress factors include psychosocial stressors. These include high job demands, inflexible working hours, poor job control, poor work design and structure, bullying, harassment, and job insecurity. Further, inadequate support and resources to complete the tasks, organizational changes, and uncertainty can also create tremendous distress.
Psychotherapy is an individualized process, and this safe and non-judgmental space to share and express one’s challenges, and subjective experiences, and reflect on emotions, and conflicts can enable us to manage stress effectively, develop confidence and coping skills, feel supported and develop the ability to identify and process their emotions, and review the beliefs that obstruct growth mindset. Overall, engaging in psychotherapy provides tools for self-care, and insights needed to manage stress and enhance our well-being.
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TherapySupports provides virtual psychotherapy services across Brampton, Mississauga, Etobicoke, and Oakville, with both virtual and in-person psychotherapy services available in Toronto.