What is Emotional Regulation and ...
Emotional regulation refers to the ability to understand, experience, express, and manage emotions in a way that is appropriate to...
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The Challenges and Blessings of Being a ...
There are many different challenges that a person can take up in life, but one of the most rewarding journeys...
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Finding Help: Getting a Mental Health ...
You may have felt off for quite some time. Now, these symptoms are interfering with your life, school, work, and...
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5 Coping Skills for Dealing with Anger
There doesn’t seem to be an end to our cultural fascination with monsters or various creatures of the natural and...
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How to Cope with Anxiety: 7 Practical ...
Anxiety affects millions of people each year in the U.S. Learning how to cope with anxiety can spare you from...
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Anxiety can feel crushing at times. Maybe you have only recently developed anxiety due to a traumatic or stressful event,...
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6 Relaxation Techniques for Anxiety
When worry, fear, or panic are overwhelming your ability to concentrate or do what you need to do, learning a...
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When You Despise What God Has Made: ...
When you despise what God has made, you may not realize that you are hurting God’s heart. Even though you...
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It is common for many living with ADHD to avoid talking about their experiences. This might be because they are...
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What is Insecure Avoidant Attachment?
Take a moment to think back on yourself as a child. Think about your relationships with your parents or caregivers....
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The American Psychological Association or APA defines ADHD or Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder as a “behavioral condition that makes focusing on...
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How to Control Anger in a Relationship: ...
The saying, “familiarity breeds contempt” surely has some grounding in reality. When we spend extended time with people and get...
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