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If you struggle to process your emotions, you may be caught in emotional avoidance: 1. We don’t like to feel our emotions so we avoid them in some way. This could look like drinking, verworking, dieting, shopping... 2. We numb them for so long that eventually we have an outburst. 3. We then feel afraid of our emotions because we don’t trust them 4. As a result, we avoid our emotions. Which starts the cycle all over again! Instead, start practicing FEELING your emotions as they come up. Avoidance Quotes Feelings, How To Process Emotions, Avoiding Quotes, Self Validation, Rich Spirit, Feed Photos, Processing Emotions, Distress Tolerance Skills, Bottling Up Emotions

If you struggle to process your emotions, you may be caught in emotional avoidance: 1. We don’t like to feel our emotions so we avoid them in some way. This could look like drinking, verworking, dieting, shopping... 2. We numb them for so long that eventually we have an outburst. 3. We then feel afraid of our emotions because we don’t trust them 4. As a result, we avoid our emotions. Which starts the cycle all over again! Instead, start practicing FEELING your emotions as they come up.

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ACCEPTS: Distracting | DBT Distress Tolerance | Crisis Survival Skill | Dialectical Behaviour Therapy

Distracting methods work by reducing your contact with whatever set off the distress or its most painful aspects. A secondary value is that they also may work to change parts of an emotional response.
When you are in a crisis, distraction can help you avoid dangerous behaviours, but distracting can easily be overused. Do not use it as a routine method to avoid painful emotions. Emotional Tolerance, Dialectical Thinking, Dbt Skills Stop, Stop Technique Dbt, Please Dbt Skill, Clinical Counseling, Radical Acceptance Dbt, Dbt Skills Distress Tolerance, Behaviour Therapy

ACCEPTS: Distracting | DBT Distress Tolerance | Crisis Survival Skill | Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Distracting methods work by reducing your contact with whatever set off the distress or its most painful aspects. A secondary value is that they also may work to change parts of an emotional response. When you are in a crisis, distraction can help you avoid dangerous behaviours, but distracting can easily be overused. Do not use it as a routine method to avoid painful emotions.

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The Window Of Tolerance Also known as the 'WOT' is something we all have. We all have different widths of tolerance and when we are within this tolerance level we are inside the 'window'. Full information on our Instagram @ChildwellbeingTools RESOURCES AVAILABLE ON OUR SHOP LINK IN BIO #windowoftolerance #trauma #thinking #problemsolving #emotionalregulation #decisionmaking #innerchild #innerchildtherapy #humanneeds #mentalhealthcare #emotionalwellness #somatictherapy #copingskills Rbt Tools, Tolerance Activities, Wellbeing Wednesday, Educational Posters For Kids, Sel Resources, Window Of Tolerance, Nervus Vagus, Somatic Therapy, Mental Health Activities

The Window Of Tolerance Also known as the 'WOT' is something we all have. We all have different widths of tolerance and when we are within this tolerance level we are inside the 'window'. Full information on our Instagram @ChildwellbeingTools RESOURCES AVAILABLE ON OUR SHOP LINK IN BIO #windowoftolerance #trauma #thinking #problemsolving #emotionalregulation #decisionmaking #innerchild #innerchildtherapy #humanneeds #mentalhealthcare #emotionalwellness #somatictherapy #copingskills

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Radical Acceptance DBT - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document discusses the concept of radical acceptance, which is accepting painful or difficult realities in a complete way without fighting them. It explains what needs to be accepted, why acceptance is important, and provides steps for practicing radical acceptance.

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