Positive and Negative Stress

In Switzerland, over 40% of employees often and very often feel stressed by their work, which can lead to health problems, reduced productivity and increased absenteeism. Sophrology is emerging as an effective solution for companies concerned about the well-being of their employees.

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In an ever-changing professional world, stress in the workplace has become a major challenge for Swiss companies. With 43% of the country's workforce feeling stressed, it is necessary for companies to look the problem in the eye and implement measures to safeguard the well-being of their employees if they wish to remain successful.

While positive stress will, amongst other things, boost our creativity, efficiency and concentration, negative stress will, on the contrary, impact our abilities and become counter-productive.