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Focus: Essentials of Emotional Control

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Emotional Regulation Developmental Perspective

Emotional Intelligence forSocial Work Core Tasks

Remedying ChildrensEmotional Distress

Anger Management

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Dangerous Emotion

Emotional Competence inYoung Children

Emotional Mastery

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orientation towards life leads to thefeeling that we are victims ofcircumstances or fate. In order toregain your power you need to switchto what Fritz calls the orientation ofthe creative and the individual who

lives out his life in such orientationbelieves that he can make choicesindependent of the circumstances.We tend to get used to thingshappening to us that we forget thatwe can control our own lives. This isespecially relevant to our emotions:we dont need to be at the mercy of

our moods and feelings.Conclusion

The trouble with us is that we wasteso much of our time getting boggeddown by our emotions. To quoteColin Wilson:

We habitually exaggerate theimportance of present difficulties.We seldom feel relaxed andhealthy enough to a clear,objective view of own lives. Theconsequence is that we are

always working below ourmaximum level of efficiency.By taking control of our emotions andminimizing the degree to which weindulge in negative emotions (allnegative emotions are basically aform of self indulgence), we becomevastly more effective and efficient

human beings. Positive affirmations,if taught to our children, will enablethem to break away from the clutchesof passive inactivity, by making themown their emotions and not feel forthem.

References:

Mark Lindsay - How to achieve Emotional Control

Scott H Young Mental Patterns - Emotional Mastery ( series)

Beck, Aaron T - Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional Disorders

Fritz, Robert - The Path of Least Resistance