Sentences with phrase «calmer i felt when»

Every time I became stressed, I noticed how much calmer I felt when I was outside among trees, plants and water.

Glutamine does seem to have a bit of a calming feeling when I take it but maybe it's just helping my gut that has issues.

The more I know about where I am going, the best places to stay, drink, adventure, language, money, emergency situations, etc., the calmer I feel when I get there.

Graphic prints and bright color can evoke a calm feeling when paired with grounding navy and cream hues.

Your webstie actually brings a peacful calm feeling when I read it.

Not exact matches

That doesn't have to sound as grim when that time is used in a way that makes me happier, calmer, and feel like I'm growing.

Essential principles to help you get grounded, so that you feel confident, calm and secure when things get crazy.

This scent promotes concentration and has calming and clarifying properties that are helpful when you're feeling angry, anxious or run down.

If you want to feel better when interacting with others, you need to project calm confidence.

With millions of years of instinct telling you it's a good idea to have an exit handy should danger approach and you need to make a break for it, it's understandable that most of us feel slightly calmer when a way out is in our line of sight.

When we're feeling frazzled, a weekend at a beach resort might be just the thing to calm our nerves.

When he's down, he'll try to get his adrenaline going; when he doesn't feel threatened by his opponent, he'll maintain that calm exterior fans have come to expWhen he's down, he'll try to get his adrenaline going; when he doesn't feel threatened by his opponent, he'll maintain that calm exterior fans have come to expwhen he doesn't feel threatened by his opponent, he'll maintain that calm exterior fans have come to expect.

«When I came here I felt appreciated, a sense of calm and positive energy,» Mark told the Dallas Morning News.

I often do this exercise when I feel anxious or to calm my heart before I read Scripture.

I do not believe smooth - talking muslims who are so intent on «calming» people when your «mini-popes» are handing out commands to kill whenever they feel like it.

Finally found some people that going through the same thing as me Im 16 when i got saved i wanted to know alot about the Bible and God then there was one day in my bedroom where i was watching someone talking about blasphemy of the holy spirit and i kindda got curious and said something that i did nt mean and after that i felt a barrage of thoughts saying blasphemous things about god i wanted it to stop but it wouldnt it would allways happen randomly and finally figured that cussing god wasnt the unforgivable sin i finnaly calmed down and accepted that God still loves me but the thoughts still wont stop

This changes a lot but I am so into citrus oils like lemon and orange, I use peppermint to calm me down when I travel, I use lavender a lot because it just works, and I've been diffusing woodsy oils like cedar and pine in the house to feel like I'm outside even when I'm not.

«On days when people ate more fruits and vegetables, they reported feeling calmer, happier, and more energetic than they normally did.»

It makes me calmer to be able to recognize when something is just a feeling or I actually do have a reason to be upset.

It's when I feel my calmest and most in tune with myself.

Anyway, to me your site «feels» attractive, friendly, mature, clean, poised, and calm, which is appealing, and I've bookmarked it to return on another day when I can spend more time looking for new recipes!

So glad to hear Kaweah is a calming influence... dogs are the best when you are feeling down or stressed.

Eating potatoes can actually calm you when you're feeling stressed because potatoes and other carbohydrate - rich foods contain serotonin, a chemical in the brain that regulates mood.

It's hard to stay frustrated when you're baking up something that feels so earthy and calm.

When I flip through the cookbook, the photos, layout and recipes just bring a calming feeling over me - maybe it's that Seattle lifestyle vs. the LA lifestyle - haha!

Cech effect in not just about making some saves each match its about calming the defence Me as a spectator have great confidence when the ball comes toward our goal and this must be the feeling of the defence

He puts the exercise saddle on the horse, rides him at a walk to the track, steadies him with the feel of his confident hands on the reins and withers, calms him, reassures him, hangs on when he bucks or shies, teaches him manners, corrects his bad habits, gets him used to standing up straight in the starting gate, gallops him a slow mile or gives him a fast workout that is a marvel of split - second timing.

I always feel a bit more calm when he is playing.

I find that when I am also feeling out of control, this 30 second exercise helps me feel much calmer and more focused.

One of those players that when he's got the ball, u feel a sense of calm.

Booked early on, Vertonghen controlled his tackles to perfection and felt calm when bringing the ball and trying to start attacks.

I want him to be able to get over disappointments, to calm himself down, to keep working at a puzzle even when it's frustrating, to be good at sharing, to feel loved and confident and full of a sense of belonging.

When you calm him it will feel like «dad to the rescue», his first smile will send you for a loop (big oxytocin generator), and later when he gets excited when you walk into the room, all is good in your woWhen you calm him it will feel like «dad to the rescue», his first smile will send you for a loop (big oxytocin generator), and later when he gets excited when you walk into the room, all is good in your wowhen he gets excited when you walk into the room, all is good in your wowhen you walk into the room, all is good in your world.

What it does for most people, is when they injure they will say things like, «When I'm feeling emotional pain, the physical pain replaces that and helps calm me down immediately.&rawhen they injure they will say things like, «When I'm feeling emotional pain, the physical pain replaces that and helps calm me down immediately.&raWhen I'm feeling emotional pain, the physical pain replaces that and helps calm me down immediately.»

You may feel anything but happy and calm when you leave your child with somebody else.

Words can not describe how guilty I feel when everything calms down and I think about my anger and emotion towards him during our battle.

Except for my heart skipping a beat when I signed a waiver or when the crew gave me a pair or scissors while informing which rope to cut if something went wrong, I felt pretty calm.

If you feel informed, chances are you will be calmer to deal with the colicy evenings when they hit.

Not that kids can get away with hitting each other, but when adults understand different kinds of explanations for a child's behavior, then there are many more ways to intervene, to help a child feel calm in the body.

So, it's very important when kids share their feelings of being different for you to remain calm.

When the sun is shining and all is going well we feel that we have this calm parenting thing under control.

When you are feeling overwhelmed and fear you might resort to less - than - helpful ways to communicate your frustration, finding a way to stay calm is key.

When parents feel this way, there is an expectation and pressure to shape their kids into who they believe they need to be; otherwise we can't calm down.

For some kids this will work, and when your child returns to you, calm and collected, feel free to quietly praise him, saying, «Thank you for calming yourself down.

He might protest at first but will calm down when he realizes that some firm counter pressure is making him feel better.

Show him that he doesn't need to wait until he makes a mistake and get sent to time - out, but instead, he can go to his room for a few minutes to calm down when he begins to feel angry.

Today, when you start to feel frustrated, tell me and we'll take a break for a few minutes to help you calm down.»

It is an entirely different world from the hours spent each night trying to calm Dalia before putting her to sleep in her bassinet or crib, then feeling like my heart was being ripped out as she started crying when she realized we were no longer together.

Another approach at a calm moment, might be something like... «I notice that you seem to have a hard time when I talk about a need or a feeling... is that right?»

I have not used them, but reading about how T is starting to like hugging and other things you mentioned made me think about theratogs and how it is also supposed to be helpful to kids who have sensory needs by providing hugging type feelings which calm them (like at school when you can't give him a hug yourself).