Working through emotions

If you've been struggling with low mood or difficult emotions, talk to a physician or a mental health professional about your concerns. They can offer support, guidance, and solutions that can help you get back to feeling your best. #fmf #emotions #mentalhealth

Today we're talking about what it means to actually process your emotions -- and how to do it. If we don't take time for this, our unprocessed feelings can build up and create not just emotional consequences but physical consequences too. Click through to learn the 3 easy steps to process any feelin

Hi, I’m Holly Soulie, a Montreal-based website emotional health mentor and coach who loves teaching you how to understand and manage your emotions.

Healthy Minds Counseling Svcs. on Instagram: "Emotional and physical pain can feel equally overwhelming as research suggests both activate the same regions of the brain. Emotional pain often goes beyond sadness and may involve other difficult emotions such as despair, hopelessness, and anger. • Working through emotional pain can feel unlikely when in the midst of it, but healing is possible. The coping techniques above can help you focus on the things you can control and how you might…

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If your reactiveness if causing major issues, it may help to work through them with a professional. Therapists can also help you start making changes so you are less of a servant to your moods and will learn tools to master them #pgclinical #emotionalreactivity

The ability to voice and share emotions is integral in the healing process. In an effort to self-protect from invalidating environments, and other forms of relational trauma, we may choose to silence or repress our true feelings. The instinct to suppress can make it difficult to understand what you're feeling, identify it, and share it with others. This can perpetuate cycles of minimization and suppressing what you're feeling. This sheet helps with the process of identifying and expressing…

Emotional Regulation can be your first stride towards a WHOLE-HEARTED LIVING. Fighting and Feeling represent two ends of the emotional regulation spectrum. Balancing these approaches can lead to healthier emotional functioning and overall well-being. ✨Feeling emotions leads to greater self-awareness and understanding of personal emotional triggers and patterns. This self-awareness is essential for personal growth and development. ✨Continuously fighting or suppressing emotions can lead to…