Stress does not have to be the enemy. In this course we will look at how it can be reshaped into something that supports growth and balance. Together we will explore gentle practices that help the body and mind return to calm, while also discovering how to find a healthy rhythm between rest, focus, and challenge. My hope is that you leave with a stronger sense of steadiness and trust in your ability to meet what life brings.
Each lesson blends reflection, science, and simple tools you can use in daily life. You will be guided through short practices that ease tension and create more space to breathe. I will also share stories from my work that remind us stress is part of being human and, when understood, it can become a source of strength. At the end of every lesson you will have thoughtful reflection questions to deepen your own insight and to help you carry what you learn into your everyday life.
Michael Wilson is a mental health therapist and counselor educator with years of experience supporting individuals through stress, anxiety, and life transitions. His work is rooted in evidence-based practices and shaped by a deep commitment to helping others find balance and resilience. As both a practitioner and researcher, he brings a thoughtful blend of science, reflection, and compassion into his teaching. His approach is warm, grounded, and practical, making complex ideas about stress and well-being accessible and applicable to everyday life....
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Not Too Loose, Not Too Tight: Turning Stress Into Strength Part One
This lesson introduces the idea that stress is not always harmful but can be shaped into something that supports growth. We will look at the difference between helpful stress and overwhelming stress, explore how balance makes all the difference, and begin simple practices to notice how stress shows up in your own life.
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Not Too Loose, Not Too Tight: Turning Stress Into Strength Part Two
This lesson introduces the idea that stress is not always harmful but can be shaped into something that supports growth. We will look at the difference between helpful stress and overwhelming stress, explore how balance makes all the difference, and begin simple practices to notice how stress shows up in your own life.