Friday, October 7, 2011

Anger And Anxiety Management

Handling the flow of adrenaline as anger and anxiety are at a record in a similar situation inevitable in the conduct of the rapids. You are trying to stay afloat. Anger and anxiety both fueled by adrenaline is useful for short-term emergencies, but are very destructive and unpleasant long term. Real effect on the adrenaline the same brain areas as alcohol, undercutting the ability to see the possibilities, see other points of view, make effective decisions and think clearly about the consequences of your actions.

Anger and anxiety will not go away until you deal effectively with its source. You may be trying to control too much. Anger can trigger an aggressive approach when anxiety is avoidance. Meanwhile here are some strategies to deal with this monster. Some options involve dealing with anger or anxiety problems can be solved. These skills should be performed before you are angry in order to reduce the reactivity. To make it easy to remember, we can take an "ABCDE" to metabolize adrenaline.

Acceptance of anger or anxiety itself. Acceptance is not resignation, is to live in reality. Anger or anxiety points to the need. The question is how to respond to this need. Choose your battles, using his energy to get better results. The agreement recognizes the reality of what you feel in anger or anxiety. That includes full awareness: awareness of feelings, thoughts and sensations without reacting or judging them. Emotions can inform but not determine their actions. The agreement also includes a recognition that no two people agree on the agreements. In other words, other points of view should not endanger their own point of view.

Breathing techniques, like breathing a phrase that is used to calm and focus, as in self-coaching. An example would be to breathe with the words: "I want" and exhaling "fine." Or inhale "This too" and exhale, "must go." Others use "belly breathing" deep breathing using your diaphragm. Your stomach should expand when breathing and no chest. Other breathing through your nose and exhale through the mouth. "Combat Breathing" means breath for four counts, holding for four counts, exhale for four counts, holding for four seconds and repeat.

The techniques used to relax the body and calming the five senses. Appealing to the sense of touch associated with a calming sensation leading to muscle relaxation, visualization using the sense of sight of the beautiful scenery, or the expected results, or using a comfortable and relaxing sound, smell or taste. Sometimes lowering the stimulation of one of them is more useful.

Distraction, like nothing, effectively keep your attention for a while 'until the adrenaline may be metabolic.

Expression of anger or anxiety is suitable for the desired result. An example would be to say "I feel _____ when _____" and then make a request. This is a request, no one has the right to control another. Requests can be negotiated, or you can take steps to protect themselves. How do you do it right here and now?

How do you know when you're quiet? You could do, "prefrontal check." This is part of the brain that is active, the following tasks:

Am I able to appreciate another point of view?

Can I see the consequences of my actions?

I can think of several alternatives to solve the problem?

Breaks throughout the day to meditate or practice, the adoption of the breath, calming, or approach to a healthy distraction, and then using assertiveness (aggression against or liabilities) is shown to be effective. This is a skill that has evolved over time.

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