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Jug or bucket of water If we keep adding water (stressors) to our jug or bucket, the water will eventually overflow. We need to pour off the extra water or create a leaky bucket if we are to continue to move forward in a stressful world.
My solution-focused approach. In my work, I use the stress bucket as a metaphor for the part of the brain that is closely associated with the hippocampus. The hippocampus is the filing cabinet of the brain, storing all your learned behaviour and thought patterns.
Such an analogy opens up the possibility of measuring the amount of damage from excess stresses existing in people, as well as estimating their limits and remaining strengths. It also explains why some people are more affected by a given stressor than other people.
Imagine you have a bucket inside your body which collects all of your stress. Events and day-to-day things, such as work, home life, illness or finances, add stress into the bucket. Sometimes the bucket might feel relatively empty, and other times it might feel quite full.
Imagine theres a bucket you carry with you which slowly fills up when you experience different types of stress. Sometimes you feel strong enough to carry a lot of stress, but its important to find activities which help you lighten the load.
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Imagine that you have a bucket that slowly fills up with water. If you keep pouring water in, the bucket will eventually overflow. Now, imagine that bucket as your ability to handle stress. Life is stress-filled, and we are constantly having stressors added to our bucket.

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