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Family and Human Development
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Bozeman, MT 59717-3540

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Stress
Stress is a part of daily life for most people. Even children are affected by stressors.
While a part of life, stress does not have to interfere with daily living. Handling Challenging Times.

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Physical Signs of Stress
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Tightened muscles
*Rise in blood pressure
*Sleeplessness
*Clammy hands
*Perspiration
*Fatigue
*Headaches
*Teeth-grinding, jaw-clenching
*Change in appetite
*Dizziness
*Faintness
*Frequent urination
*Pounding heart

Emotional Signs of Stress
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Nervousness
*Anxiety
*Agitation
*Irritability
*Depression
*Feelings of worthlessness
*Inability to slow down
*Lack of interest in food, sex, or life
*Inability to concentrate
*Restlessness
*Nightmares
*Drug and alcohol abuse
*Inability to make decisions

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Traumatic Events

9/11, abuse and neglect, fire, flood, school shooting, death and violence are events
that adults contend with in their lives. We sometimes forget that, as much as we try
to shield them, children face these same issues and are often ill-equipped to handle
traumatic events. The links below can provide you with helpful information and links
about coping with with trauma in your life. They can also provide ideas for helping the
child in your life cope with these issues. The information contained within this site is not
intended to take the place of counseling, nor aid in a crisis or emergency.

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