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Releasing stress


Stress is normal.

Most people treat stress as though it is a plague to be avoided. This couldn't be further from the truth. Stress is an important element of life, particularly in the context of study. If we weren't stressed at all, we wouldn't get out of bed in the morning: it drives us toward action. That said, sometimes we experience too much stress. It's in these situations that we need tools to help keep it at bay. Check out Ben's video to find out how!


Submitted by Lori on Wednesday, 11/04/18 - 11:07pm

Love this quick video, helped me so much with handling my stress levels with exams and tests! Thanks so much! :)

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