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  • Slowly, breathe in through your nose.

    慢慢地,用鼻子吸氣。

  • Hold for a few seconds.

    保持幾秒鐘。

  • Then breathe out through your mouth.

    然後用嘴呼氣。

  • For the next few minutes, we're going to talk about stress.

    接下來的幾分鐘,我們要談談壓力。

  • Not the normal everyday stress that comes and goes, but extreme stress that can feel like it's taking over your body and mind.

    不是來來去去的普通日常壓力,而是極端的壓力,讓人感覺身心都被它佔據了。

  • We'll look at what might cause it, how it might feel, and what you can do to help yourself feel better.

    我們將探討可能的原因、可能的感覺,以及如何幫助自己感覺更好。

  • All of us have worries, and that's normal.

    我們每個人都有煩惱,這很正常。

  • But when things feel so enormous, it can feel impossible to manage.

    但是,當事情感覺如此巨大時,就會覺得無法駕馭。

  • You might be living through the very worst of times, through war, the death of or separation from a loved one, or huge changes to the life you were used to.

    你可能正經歷著最糟糕的時期,經歷著戰爭、親人去世或分離,或者你習慣的生活發生了巨大的變化。

  • Maybe you're dealing with your education being cut short.

    也許你正在面對學業被中斷的問題。

  • Bringing you an uncertain future.

    給你帶來不確定的未來

  • Or being forced to leave your home and not being sure when you might eat again.

    或者被迫離開家,不知道什麼時候才能再吃上飯。

  • You may feel trapped by not being allowed to do what you want at home or outside.

    在家裡或在外面不能做自己想做的事,這可能會讓你感到受困。

  • One minute, you feel okay, then out of nowhere, a sound, a smell, the sight of an object can bring the stress back.

    前一分鐘,你還感覺良好,但突然間,一個聲音、一個氣味、一個物體的視線都會讓你重新感到壓力。

  • You're on high alert, restless and wake at the slightest noise.

    你處於高度戒備狀態,坐立不安,稍有動靜就會驚醒。

  • Or it's nightmares that wake you.

    或者是噩夢驚醒了你。

  • You lash out.

    你發火了

  • You feel sick and anxious, you can't relax.

    你感到不適和焦慮,無法放鬆。

  • Getting through each day is all you can think of.

    度過每一天是你唯一能想到的。

  • The future is scary.

    未來是可怕的。

  • Or, you can feel the opposite.

    或者,你也可以有相反的感覺。

  • Flat, emotionless, pushing the stress away so you feel nothing.

    平淡無奇,毫無感情,把壓力一推了之,讓你毫無感覺。

  • It feels safer that way, right?

    這樣感覺更安全,對嗎?

  • But learning to deal with stress is different for everyone, try to recognize what brings those feelings on for you, and what helps you deal with it.

    但是,學會應對壓力對每個人來說都是不同的,請試著認識到是什麼給你帶來了這些感覺,以及什麼能幫助你應對壓力。

  • For some, distraction can help, read a story, tell a story, get busy with chores.

    對有些人來說,分散注意力會有幫助,比如讀故事、講故事、忙家務。

  • Run, just moving your body can help you feel better.

    跑步,只要活動一下身體就能讓你感覺更好。

  • Some of you might find it helpful to pray.

    你們中的一些人可能會發現祈禱很有幫助。

  • For others, it's sitting still.

    對其他人來說,這就是靜坐。

  • Imagining a more hopeful future.

    想象一個更有希望的未來

  • Focus on your current surroundings to ground yourself.

    專注於當前的環境,讓自己腳踏實地。

  • What can you see, smell, hear?

    你能看到、聞到、聽到什麼?

  • Remember how strong you are to get to where you are now.

    記住你有多堅強,才能走到今天。

  • You can use this strength in your future.

    你可以將這種力量用於你的未來。

  • Now, just like we began, breathe.

    現在,就像我們開始時一樣,深呼吸。

  • Slowly, in through your nose as if you're smelling a flower, and even more slowly, out through your mouth, like blowing out a candle, and repeat.

    慢慢地,用鼻子吸氣,就像聞花香一樣,再慢慢地,用嘴呼氣,就像吹蠟燭一樣,如此反覆。

Slowly, breathe in through your nose.

慢慢地,用鼻子吸氣。

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