Finally a Name For It…
The Sunday Syndrome
 

Do you dread the stress that Sunday’s bring?

Do you get the Sunday blues, thinking about the weekend being over?

Do you have sleep problems on Sunday nights, and that horrible feeling when you can’t sleep?

Do you find yourself nervously anticipating the week ahead?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might experience The Sunday Syndrome™.

The Sunday Syndrome™ is also called the Sunday Night Syndrome, but I call it The Sunday Syndrome™ because it often sets in on Sunday afternoon, sometimes even in the morning. It’s both a result and a cause of stress.

Not a medical or psychiatric disorder, it’s a collection of normal feelings and challenges that many people experience. It entails the 3 S’s of Sundays (stress, sleep problems, and sadness) and can be a sign of anxiety about your job.

 


Now you can find out more about the signs of
The Sunday Syndrome™.
Take this proprietary 20-question assessment
(there’s no charge) and you will receive a comprehensive report by email
based on your responses.

You’ll also receive tips for making Sundays
more productive, relaxing, and enjoyable,
and for reducing the stress and anxiety of
Monday mornings (that manic Monday feeling!)
and the work week.
 

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If you’re sick of the Sunday blues, and are ready to end your stressful and gloomy Sundays, take this assessment now. Begin your journey towards stress relief now…pretty soon you might even start to look forward to Sundays!


Please Note: To research various aspects and solutions of The Sunday Syndrome Dr. Larina Kase will compile data based on this survey. Scores are added to a data base completely anonymously. Your name, email, or any other identifying information will omitted before data is compiled.

Warm Regards,

Larina Kase, PsyD, MBA
President, Performance & Success Coaching

http://www.pascoaching.com
larina@pascoaching.com

Author of Anxious 9 to 5:  How to Beat Worry, Stop Second Guessing Yourself, and Work with Confidence

P.S. get more tips on how to beat worry and work with confidence at www.anxious9to5.com

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