Posts Tagged emotional regulation
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We live in an unprecedented era of connectivity. With news alerts, social media feeds, and 24/7 access to global information, we’re more exposed to suffering around the world than ever. While this awareness can make you feel more empathetic toward (more…)
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An emotional trigger can be anything: a word, a memory, or a sound that ignites an intense emotional response. These reactions often feel disproportionate to the situation because they’re tied to past experiences or unresolved issues. A casual comment might (more…)
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In recent years, mindfulness has moved from the yoga studio into therapy offices, classrooms, hospitals, and corporate boardrooms. But what does it mean when a therapist says they use mindfulness-informed therapy? Is it just about deep breathing and meditation, or (more…)
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Emotional intelligence has become a recent topic of conversation due to its relationship with mental health and personal development. Its importance however, is more than just a way to become more self-aware. At its core, emotional intelligence refers to the (more…)