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The Army National Guard Health
Promotion Program (NGR 600-63, Chapter
2)
7. Stress
Management
Stress management includes all assistance provided to cope with
the demands, real or perceived, from the environment
and from within the individual.
a. Stress, its effects, and its
management,
is
a concern for leaders at every level. Techniques and
considerations for the management of stress in Army
operations are in FM 26-2.
b. Health care providers, trained in
stress management, and the state Unit Ministry Team (UMT)
assist commanders in the development and implementation
of a comprehensive stress
prevention effort to increase the ability of individual soldiers to
positively deal with stress.
c. Health care providers implement health
education and treatment programs for individuals affected by
stress. Protocols
for referring members of
the total ARNG family to other agencies will agree with
established procedures.
d. Health care providers conduct training
programs designed to alert other health care providers,
commanders, and supervisors regarding evidence of stress effecting an
individual.
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