High workloads, tight deadlines, a demanding boss, or conflicts with colleagues can all contribute to work-related stress.
Problems within family, friendships, or romantic partnerships can be significant stressors,
Financial stress, such as struggling with debt, unemployment, or financial instability, can be a major trigger.
Significant life events, such as moving,getting married, having a baby or experiencing loss, can cause stress.
Dealing with chronic illness, injury or a loved ones health issues can lead to stress.
poor work-life balance, lack of exercise, unhealthy eating habits and inadequate sleep can increase stress levels.
Experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event, such as accidents, natural disasters, or violence can trigger stress.
Being constantly bombarded with noise, information, technology or sensory overload can contribute to stress.
Setting unrealistic expectations for oneself or feeling the pressure to meet societal standards can lead to stress.