Emotional response

Emotional dysregulation refers to the difficulty or inability to regulate emotional responses. You can learn about the three types of emotional regulation and what emotional dysregulation is clicking the link attached to this pin. You can view our other infographics by checking out Sandstone Care's 'Mental Health Tips' Pinterest board.

Yes, the ADHD brain is wired to overreact and to feel emotions intensely. But you are not your ADHD reactivity. Here, learn how to change your reactive, habitual anger responses with thoughtful, soothing responses.

The wave of disagreements line up, and the truth still remains: Own your emotions.

Collective emotion, when a group of people shares an emotion, is often stronger than a single individual feeling that same emotion alone. So, how can leaders manage emotions, particularly negative ones, from taking over a team? Four strategies from psychology — situation modification, shifting attention or creating distraction, reappraisal, and response modulation — can help bring down the temperature.

Are you having trouble dealing with feelings of guilt? Here are some tips to overcome it.

People with higher general cognitive ability display distinctive emotional response patterns, characterized by slower and less intense peaks compared to those with lower cognitive ability, according...

Emotions are not bad or good. But emotional dysregulation in ADHD adults can make life harder. Take these steps to manage them.So, you can act how you want.

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