EHS 311 - Stress and Burnout: Personal and Professional Issues

(3.00)

This course provides detailed information on the types of stress that affect one’s personal and professional life. The causes and effects of stress and the recognition of stress symptoms in personal and professional settings is emphasized, as is a broad spectrum of stress-management strategies and stress control techniques. The course focuses on general stress, cumulative stress, critical incident stress (CIS) and post-traumatic stress disorder. Case examples from military, emergency services and other work settings enhance the course material.

Course ID: 53706
Consent: Department Consent Required
Components: Lecture
Attributes: Social Sciences (GEP)
Requirement Group: You must have completed EHS 200 or a 100-Level SOCY or ANTH or PSYC course with a C or better.