Emotion Regulation
You are feeling anxious, you don't know why exactly.
Go to your Emotion Regulation pages that identify the feeling.
Emotion Regulation Handout #4
- Fear, distress, dread, edginess, jumpiness, nervousness
- Uneasiness, panic, overwhelmed...
- If these words sound right, that's the feeling
- What has prompted the feeling?
- A painful situation?
- A situation where you are threatened?
Naming the Feeling gives you a sense of control
Time to try Opposite to Emotion Action
Time to try Opposite to Emotion Action
- If you are fearful and you have the urge to run away, avoid, then approach, go anyway and participate fully
- If you are angry and you have the urge to attack
- then gently avoid, be kind, see their perspective
- If you are sad and you have the urge to withdraw
- Be with others and increase activity
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