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| In this guide, our focus is to help those with life stresses, but if you have emotional and mental disorders, this guide can help you as well. |
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| When we learn how to cope with anger, it helps to reduce stress. Negative emotions build up negative energy, which results in stress. |
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| When we are responsible for what we do and say, stress reduces. A responsible person owns their feelings, emotions, behaviors, and thoughts. |
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| As humans, we have a tendency to be in conflict within ourselves. These unresolved conflicts which escalate over the years, often lead us into arguing with others. |
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Stress Management |
| Conflicts emerge when there is a lack of understanding and when misconceptions exist. Your knowledge has to have more meaning and facts to support it. |
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Stress Management |
| In this CBT session, we will use imagery techniques to guide you into ways to build awareness and use strategies to cope with conflict situations. |
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| Knowing the difference between destructive and constructive conflicts will help you make good decisions in the further. |
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| By allowing the stress to take over, it diminishes our ability to see outside of the box and make positive decisions. |
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| Using CBT, we can explore thinking patterns and behaviors to find the roots of problems and resolve issues that continue to cause you distress. |
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