Not exact matches
You are
feeling afraid of the unpredictable and
unpleasant emotions you're
feeling as you try to move on.
We all know how «Internet trolls» like to swoop in and make judgmental comments, which could cause
unpleasant emotions and
feelings when associated with your birth.
Participants generally wanted to experience more pleasant
emotions and fewer
unpleasant emotions than they
felt in their lives, but that wasn't always the case.
But that wasn't always the case: In fact, 11 % of participants wanted to actually
feel fewer «transcendent»
emotions (like love and empathy), and 10 % wanted to
feel more
unpleasant emotions (like hostility or hatred).
The key, she says, is to
feel the
emotions that you want to
feel, whether they are pleasant or
unpleasant.
Going further, the encounter is not only about becoming aware of all the senses, but also the
feelings — pleasant or
unpleasant — within the body, as well as
emotions.
Or we might divert attention from anxious thoughts and
unpleasant emotions by engaging in minor behaviour changes (like changing light - bulbs) that mollify
feelings of helplessness or guilt.
Against these maladaptive strategies aimed at deflecting or reducing
unpleasant feelings, adaptive coping strategies are deployed when one accepts both the facts and the accompanying
emotions, and then tries to act on the basis of both.
In turn, a person may
feel unpleasant emotions and a lack of personal control, a strong desire for change, and the need for support, advice, and alternative ways to live.»
Whereas a certain amount of constructive anger is understandable in a divorce, when the anger becomes destructive it ends up leaving people
feeling stuck in unproductive behaviors and
unpleasant emotions.
Acceptance involves accepting the experience of negative
emotions while solving math tasks, and listening to the message con - veyed by these
unpleasant emotions (e.g., thinking that
feeling angry, sad or disappointed is normal and is due to the fact that one didn't practice enough).
When you talk about your day in your family space, describe how you
felt at different times of the day, both pleasant and
unpleasant, so your children can see that
emotions are not good or bad, positive or negative, they are simply
feelings that helps us add deeper meaning and understanding to how we make choices and cope with daily life.
This is a common psychological occurrence where the
emotions are so strong and so uncomfortable, that you
feel your child's discomfort quickly and deeply, so much so that it makes it very
unpleasant for you too.
MBCT also strives to help participants avoid ruminating on negative
emotions rather than simply ignoring
unpleasant feelings.