About National Stress Awareness Day
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| Dates of National Stress Awareness Day | |||
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2023 Various Nov 1
USAWed, Nov 1Observances Holiday
United KingdomWed, Nov 1Observances Holiday
2022 Various Nov 2
USAWed, Nov 2Observances Holiday
United KingdomWed, Nov 2Observances Holiday
2021 Various Nov 3
USAWed, Nov 3Observances Holiday
United KingdomWed, Nov 3Observances Holiday
2020 Various Nov 4
USAWed, Nov 4Observances Holiday
United KingdomWed, Nov 4Observances Holiday
2019 Various Nov 6
USAWed, Nov 6Observances Holiday
United KingdomWed, Nov 6Observances Holiday
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| Summary | |||
| National Stress Awareness Day on the first Wednesday in November aims to identify and reduce the stress factors in your life. | |||
| Where is National Stress Awareness Day observed in 2022? | |||
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USANov 2
United KingdomNov 2
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Observed on the first Wednesday of November during International Stress Awareness Week, this day highlights the importance of managing stress in our daily lives.
National Stress Awareness Day provides people with an opportunity to think about our wellbeing and find advice or support on managing stress.
To maintain our wellbeing, we need to be able to recognise what's making us stressed to help us learn how to deal with it.
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