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Module Content
Segment One - An introduction
to the Comfort Zone Model of Stress
- Introduction
- An outline of the Comfort Zone
Model
Segment Two – Stress from
Underload
- Symptoms associated with "underload"
- Which people are most at risk
from "underload"
- How people can be busy but
still experience stress related underload
- The key to moving out of the
underload zone
Segment Three -The impact of
Different Size ‘Stress Containers’
- How people can have different
sized ‘stress containers’
- How people can change the size
of their ‘stress container’
- Recognising that individuals
all have different limits, regardless of how well they learn to manage
stress
Segment Four – The Comfort
Zone and the Lower Part of the High Performance Zone
- The concept of the High
Performance Zone
- Why it’s difficult to stay in
your high performance zone
- The positive effects of stress
that occur in the high performance zone
- How the top part of our high
performance zone runs into the overload distress zone
- The implications of our peak
performance occurring when we are highly stressed
- The link between our interest
in sex and stress
Segment Five – The Top Part
of the High Performance Zone – The Burnout Zone
- The concept of the Burnout Zone
- Common symptoms that occur in
the Burnout Zone
- Why short stays in the Burnout
Zone are not a problem
- The negative consequences of
spending long periods in the Burnout Zone
Segment Six – The Impact of
Stress on Performance
- The link between stress and
performance
- The "I thrive on
stress" syndrome graph showing
- How our peak performance occurs
when we are highly stressed
- The reality of the old saying
"the straw that broke the camel’s back"
- The huge drop in performance
that occurs when people experience burnout or stress overload
Segment Seven – Coping with
Jobs that often swing from underload to overload
- Making sense of the old saying
that "if you want something done ask a busy person to do it:
- Examples within Fire and
Ambulance Services
- Strategies for coping with jobs
that swing form underload to overload

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