Managing Emotions

Feelings of anxiety are never pleasant. What’s worse is feeling helpless and the lack of control over your mind when you are going through anxious moments. It seems to snowball and get worse and worse over time, all the while draining your self-confidence and ability to deal with stressful situations or upcoming events. This book is just a few tips either I or someone close to me have used to treat anxiety in order to live a happier life!

Discover a heartwarming journey of emotional growth in Befriending the Fearful Drawing, the fourth book in The Never-Ending Museum series. Eight-year-old Luis is having a tough time dealing with his parents' divorce and the big feelings it brings, especially anger. This anger often leads to fights with his classmates, leaving him feeling isolated even though he longs for friendship. One day, Luis finds himself within a living sketchbook in the magical Never-Ending Museum. Here, he encounters drawings that are also grappling with strong emotions like fear, anger, and sadness. Luis interacts ...

How do you keep a positive attitude? How do you maintain a strong faith in God, work hard, and consistently work at forming the right daily habits that lead to success and happiness in life? What stories do you tell yourself about how you manage your emotions, and do you know why you are where you are on your life’s journey? Spirituality and Scientific Strategies for Managing Your Emotions helps you answer these questions.

A self-healer`s guide to solution-focused self-management: emotional regulation, and cognitive restructuring to manage triggers during self-parenting following a trigger. When you are triggered, you become the parent you need to; hear you, see you, acknowledge you, soothe you, and provide solutions for your challenges that accompany the trigger. Here is the tool you have been waiting for. It contains guidance to assess a trigger, root cause analysis, how to match trigger with unmet need, how to create goals and solutions to meet unmet needs and minimise the recurrence of triggers, or impact...

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a well-developed and well-studied method that’s used to help people overcome depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), eating disorders, and many other mental health issues. To put it simply, CBT is about uncovering and changing thoughts and beliefs that make you unhappy. They are like weirdly shaped lenses that distort your vision of reality. CBT removes these distortions and makes you see the world clearly.

The Teen Toolbox for Tackling Anxiety provides teens with exactly what they need to manage the stress of anxiety in a unique and engaging way. It has tons of useful information to enable them to take back control in their lives for good. This essential guide provides nine powerful tactics to give teens the tools to cope with their mental health problems. It will empower them with the knowledge they need to reset their anxious brain and change the way they think, feel, and behave. An invaluable resource for teens to access independently to boost their knowledge, confidence, and success!

Emotional Intelligence (EI) has become a broad and rising field of global interest and is associated with how we interpret, recognize, appreciate, and control emotions. Many people go without paying attention to their feelings across their lives. These are the emotions that can perform miracles or destroy them entirely with your existence. It's your mind's job to learn how to spot them and get between the emotion and the physical reaction. You'd finally be able to get the keys of your life under yourself by acquiring the talent.

What makes Hangry Ninja so hangry? Well, just about anything and everything. When Hangry Ninja goes too long without eating, she blows her lid. Find out what happens in this comedic book about preventing hanger and managing outbursts and meltdowns.

Even before the pandemic brought on a crushing wave of stress, anxiety, isolation and financial struggle, there was a growing mental health crisis - exacerbated by a digital-first culture that is putting untold pressure on a generation of young people. Poppy Jamie has made it her life's mission to do something about this and share the actionable, science-backed solutions we can all use to rewire our daily thoughts and break damaging patterns for good - those same ones that she used to piece herself back together after suffering from chronic anxiety and burnout.

Negative thought patterns are rooted in and thrive on a person’s idea that they are at the mercy of the world around them and do not have control over what happens to them. An example of this could be a person with social anxiety delivering a speech to a small audience, working up to performing in an auditorium full of people. Ultimately in cognitive behavioral therapy, the patient is to work towards desensitizing themselves through a technique that is known as exposure therapy.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is a relatively young practice among therapy models. It was developed by psychologist Aaron Beck in the 1960s, and it is the model used by most psychologists in modern times. It has shown to be particularly successful in the treatment of depression and anxiety because these disorders are fed by distorted thought patterns.

Emotional intelligence is a crucial life skill that will either make you a success or a failure in today's world. The ability to be aware and in control of your emotions, to perceive and adjust to others', and to manage relationships is the key to a better and happier life. If you are consciously and deliberately developing and honing this skill, then you are most certainly progressing towards your best self. Research has succinctly proven that EQ is more important than IQ.