'destress' is a real word and can be used in written English.
It can be used as an active verb to mean 'to reduce or relieve stress, worry, or anxiety'. For example: "Exercising is a great way to destress after a long day of work."
Freshen up or destress at Fitness First Fitness first is repeating the #FFKeepMoving offer that it put on during the last Tube strike.
But now nearly everyone I know — and by that I mean everyone who spends vast, barren tundras of time at her computer — goes to Web sites like these to escape, destress, perk up, calm down, feel something, not feel something, distract themselves and (they don't call it "lifestyle pornography" for nothing) modulate pleasure and arousal.
Other experts run sessions on meditation, Ayurvedic cooking and Thai massage, weekends for pregnant women looking to destress, and workshops on how to live a more eco-friendly life.
There are also mock pebble beaches outside – just the place to destress from a hard day at the Olympics.
These days most people know someone who in an effort to destress has tried some form of meditation, a popular form being mindfulness.
This isn't Glyndebourne's attempt to destress singers on their lunch break, but a photo from Kent's own production of Purcell's The Fairy Queen, the stand-out hit of last year's season.
It destresses me and sets me up for the day.
A natural therapy for relaxing rebalancing and destressing.
It has a special room for Rasul mud treatments and a whole range of destressing and beautifying treatments, from £45. siennaspa.co.uk Ski train Eurostar is now taking bookings for its seasonal service to the Swiss and French Alps.
She joined a wine group seven years ago, considers hers an educated but "not snobby" palate, and her favorite method of destressing from the review board and its incessant statistics, which she rattles off like firecrackers, is attending the New York City Ballet.
Those with lots of stress and even more cash might be interested in the Spa Capsule, which starts at about $27,000 and is being touted as a "sumptuous, destressing, rejuvenating spa" by Simulated Environment Concepts of Miami, the company that manufactures it.
