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Strategies for Stress-Free Living

Stress occurs when you:
  1. Perceive a Situation to be Threatening; and
  2. Don't Believe You Have the Skills to Cope with That Situation.
You Can Manage the Stress Response by Changing Your Answer to either of these two questions.

The purpose of this website is to provide you with leading edge strategies for a stress free life.

The Stress Response follows a unique pathway in the body.



Stress starts in the mind when we perceive an event to be threatening.  We respond to this threat emotionally and physically.  We may feel emotions such as anxiety or anger and we will notice physiological changes in our body synonymous with fight or flight.

Our bodies come equipped with feedback mechanisms that allow us to stand down once the threat has passed.  Many people are feeling stressed today because these feedback mechanisms are not kicking in and as a result the body is not returning to a relaxed state.

This website will show you exactly what stress is and how it affects your health and well-being.  In addition we will share tried and tested strategies for a stress free life.

Would you like a quick introduction to what stress is?

This audio track provides a 9.5-minute introduction to stress.  It's a recording of a talk I gave to colleagues at the University of Westminster.  A couple of the questions at the end are a bit hard to hear.  I've repeated the question in my response so please do stick with it.  Please click the play button twice to listen to this track.

If you would like to know more about Strategies for Stress-Free Living, check out my blog.

Wishing you peace and prosperity


Tracy Tutty

"I believe that the purpose of our life is to seek happiness. That is clear.  Whether one believes in religion or not, whether one believes in this religion or that religion, we all are seeking something better in life.  So, I think, the very motion of our life is towards happiness..."
-- HH Dalai Lama in "The Art of Happiness"