PPT-“How Are Your Feelings?”

Cody Lovett July 15 2015 Webster defines emotion as a conscious mental reaction subjectively experienced as strong feeling usually directed toward a specific object and typically accompanied by physiological and behavioral changes in the body. Feelings of Survivors Towards Their Persecutors10 In the memoirs and testimonies that he read, he found a feeling ofrestraint in the survivors. Even though they had undergone such suffer-ing, they fel SATURDAY & SUNDAY. Introduction GEP 1 . The Core Need for Connection & Acceptance GEP 2. The . Core Need . for . Connection & Acceptance GEP . 3. The Core Need for Healthy Autonomy & Performance GEP 4. Normal worries. Entering school. Friendships. Teachers. School work and home work. Peer group. Moving home and school. Sibling rivalries. Parental conflict. Illness in Family. Resilience. Develops over time, experience, tough times, with support, . An Approach to Therapy & A Theory of Personality. Psychodynamic Theory. Emphasizes unconscious motivation. Main causes of behavior lie buried in the unconscious mind. Three Levels of Awareness. Conscious. and/orjittery feelings. These feelings cause astrong urge to move or shift around to get some relief.RLS is usually worse when a person notsure what causesRLS. About 25%to 40% of peopleon dialysis Dr. James Dobson. UNDERSTANDING GUILT. What is guilt?. An emotion:. A feeling of shame, an inner pain of self-reproach. Genesis 3:7-8. An instrument of the conscience:. A moral warehouse and mechanism approving or accusing in order to influence behavior. Signs of “having negative feelings”. People who are experiencing stress overload may notice some of the following signs:. anxiety or panic attacks . a feeling of being constantly pressured, hassled, and hurried . Feelings Have Become Dominant. Advertising – Feelings more than Facts.. Art – Feelings more than beauty.. Politics – Feelings more than Policies.. Workplace – Feelings more than Duty.. Some Areas of More Serious Consequence. Integrating Body, Mind, Spirit & Relationships to Cultivate Self-Control. Hot/Cold Empathy . Gap. (George . Loewenstein. , 1996, 1999, 2005, 2006). Hot-to-cold: . In an emotion- or appetite-driven state of mind I think and act like a person with different values and priorities. By: Melissa Austen. Self Injurious Behaviors in Mental Health. 1. No universal definition currently exists. Self-injurious behavior (SIB). : The deliberate harm to one’s body resulting in tissue damage, without a conscious intent to die. . Introduction. Today. Cursory overview meant to stir up thought and generate discussion. ~1hr. for questions and exercises. Discuss how do we handle emotions in relationships, particular negative ones, and how do we as leaders teach emotional maturity to our people.. Girls often apologize for or gloss over feelings of sadness anger or frustration151but those are legitimate emotions and expressing them in healthy constructive ways is important Encourage girls to sh The PEEL-model is a useful model to help you incorporate quotes in your essays. PEEL stands for:. P. oint. E. xample. E. xplanation. L. inker. P. oint. : The . point. is the . idea. . you. . want. Student Health and Human Services. Office of Human Relations, Diversity and Equity. June 2022. What is your favorite food? . Objectives. Review current knowledge of feelings vocabulary. Dialogue about the importance of acknowledging and working through feelings.