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Adopting the role of Victim: The Blame Game in Relationships

Adopting the role of Victim: The Blame Game in Relationships

Adopting the role of Victim: The Blame Game in Relationships 🎭     Shifting blame and assuming the role of the victim might seem like a way to protect ourselves, however it often invites resentment leading to creating distance in relationships. It sends the message:  ...

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Emotional Regulation : Self – Management of Emotions

Emotional Regulation : Self – Management of Emotions

Emotion was our first language, babies, and caretakers, communicate and form attachments using the emotional channel. Long before the development of speech, it was tone of voice and body language that counted, this is our emotional channel of communication. Research...

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Why Attempting to Suppress Emotions Won’t Work for You

Why Attempting to Suppress Emotions Won’t Work for You

Why attempting to suppress Emotions Won't Work for You In a fast-paced, modern world, the desire to rid ourselves of unwanted emotions is more prevalent than ever. We often view feelings such as anger, sadness, or fear as nuisances to be eradicated, labelling them as...

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A Deceptive Dance V Strength in Kindness

A Deceptive Dance V Strength in Kindness

Healthy relationships are founded upon open communication and mutual respect, however sometimes navigating how to express our-selves can be tricky. There's a fine line between being Emotionally Assertive and manipulative. Let's break down the key differences to help...

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Arousal is energy

Arousal is energy

Have you ever experienced a rush of energy when you're angry or stressed?   That's arousal, including a rush of adrenalin, unleashing a powerful force that can be channelled for positive outcomes.   Unregulated anger can lead to explosive outbursts or even...

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National absolutely incredible kids day

National absolutely incredible kids day

One of the powerful ways to support our children's development is by teaching them the life skill of Emotional Assertiveness. Emotional Assertiveness equips kids with the tools to express themselves authentically, navigate conflicts with empathy, and build strong,...

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Guilt & Shame: The Reality

Guilt & Shame: The Reality

People generally think of guilt and shame as emotions, however, whilst they have emotional components, they are in my opinion rather more thought processes than emotions. Guilt is the belief that “I have done something wrong,” or “I have not done something, that I...

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