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FLIP YOUR SCRIPT TOWARD STRESS WITH THESE “ATTENTION CONTROL” STRATEGIES
“Flipping the script” can be viewed as the moment when someone experiences intense emotions or becomes overwhelmed with tasks, causing the brain to “flip” from
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often misdiagnosed or undiagnosed during the adult years, especially if the individual’s level of functioning is at the higher end
The Different Forms of Well-Being: A Guide to Emotional, Physical, and Social Wellness
What Is Well-Being? Well-being is more than just happiness—it’s a state of mental, emotional, physical, and social balance that allows individuals to thrive. It involves:
GAINING CONTROL IN THE NEW YEAR
The concept of control is frequently viewed as “restraining, minimizing, stopping, or denying” an undesirable thought, emotion, or behavior. We are socialized from a very
SHOULD COMPLEX PTSD (C-PTSD) BE A SEPARATE DIAGNOSIS FROM PTSD?
This is a controversial question, and the answer is that there is not currently a plan for including C-PTSD in the DSM-6 as a separate
ARE YOU STUCK IN THE DEFAULT MODE?
To be “in default” is commonly defined as “failing to meet an obligation or to fulfill a responsibility or goal.” The term “default” is also
THE POWER OF AN OPEN MIND
Having an open mind refers to being receptive to new and different ideas and information without judgment. Research studies in the developmental psychology and positive
YOU MAKE THE PLAN
“It is not that something different is seen but that one sees differently.” Quote from Carl Jung Your memories create the foundation of your sense
EMOTIONAL DYSREGULATION DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON
Emotional dysregulation occurs when an individual has excessively intense emotions in response to a triggering event. The experience of emotional dysregulation is unique for each