The purpose of this study is (1) to develop a tea-culture therapy program to reduce stress
level and improve self-efficiency of office workers, (2) to examine the effects of the program,
and (3) to seek for solution to apply the program to office workers continuously. To do this,
the current study measured the scores of stress level and self-efficiency of office workers
before and after the program. The participants of this study is made up of 20 office workers
(10 for experimental group, 10 for control group). The effects of the program on reducing
stress level and improving self-efficiency of office workers are examined by differences
between pre- and after scores of stress level and self-efficiency. Wilcoxon Matched-Pairs
Signed-Ranks Test is employed for the analysis, using PASW 18.0. The results show that the
average scores of physical, psychological, and job stress of participants are significantly
decreased while the average scores of general self-efficiency and social self-efficiency of
participants are significantly increased. In conclusion, the tea-culture therapy program for office
workers in this study is effective in decreasing of stress level and improving of self-efficiency
of office workers.