The term "stress managing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to methods of dealing with high stress levels or tension. For example, "Cognitive behavioral therapy is an effective stress managing technique."
More recently, Psych Central, a news consolidator that has the gall to call itself "Your Mental Health Break," sent out an eight-page compilation of holiday-themed links to stories like "Ho-Ho-Ho-Holiday (Office) Parties: Bah Humbug?," "Seasonal Stepfamily Stress," "Managing Children's Expectations" and "Transforming Holiday Angst Into Gratitude".
This includes tolerance for ambiguity, co-founder stress, managing all sorts of people, lack of sleep, pressure from many different directions and loneliness.
Whilst not simulating microgravity, Mars500 sought to emulate the isolation, boredom, controlled diet, relative inactivity, and stress managing finite resources autonomously with only limited and delayed communication with 'the ground' (mars500.ibmp.ru).
I do not think so -- or at least, he would have experienced more stress managing the demands of both his career and family responsibilities.
Some also felt that they were too fatigued or could not find time to use it (e.g. care demands, stress, managing their health).
Furthermore, MDFT and TAU do not differ in session duration; drug education; and the way the adolescent is individually trained in substance use relapse prevention, with emphasis put on coping with stress, managing anger, increasing assertiveness in interpersonal contacts, and addressing (negative) thoughts about substance use.
Meditation is great for a lot of things -- reducing stress, increasing focus, managing emotions.
Monsignor Wallin had lamented to friends the stress of managing his parish.
The other units cover mindfulness, reducing stress behaviors, managing emotions, automatic thoughts and more.
Read more about how to lower stress by managing expectations.
Mom and dad, you can minimize your child's stress by managing your own worries.
