Sentences with phrase «negative feelings of shame»

However in the comfort of our modern homes, in the absence of such predators with protection designed into our homes, cars and parenting styles — what this fear has adapted to do is respond to modern day stresses, which can trigger past negative feelings of shame, hurt or fear.

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Trying to chase them all at once — and inevitably failing to attain them simultaneously — will trigger feelings of guilt and shame, ultimately leading to more negative behavior.
To combat any negative effects, mentioning a daily yoga class (detail) could offset feelings of guilt and promising improvements in overall health (big picture) could temper feelings of shame.
Just as mindless eating plays a big role when it comes to weight gain, mindless «thinking» — that negative downward spiral of thoughts that trigger self - criticism and feelings of failure, regret, or shame — can just as powerfully give you momentum toward disaster.
When we feel shame, anger, sadness, or any negative emotion over an extended period, our brains begin creating neural pathways that ignite habits of feelings in response to the thoughts that call forth these emotions.
Negative thinking can also increase feelings of guilt and shame, which are often emotional triggers for relapse, or remaining in the relapse.
The scale was designed to gauge emotions of guilt and separate them from shame and regret, which are linked more closely to feelings of depression and anxiety, both of which can have significant negative impacts on the divorce process and postdivorce adjustment.
When you're communicating in a negative way — where you feel judged, shamed, disregarded or the tone of communication is condescending or sarcastic
I then go on to discuss how IFS can help us heal the feelings of sadness, shame, frustration and pain that often develop from negative «attachment styles».
Highly critical thoughts tend to result in feelings of shame, anxiety or depression that trigger weight control behaviors and fuel the negative cycle of overly critical self - examination.
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