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30-minute interview: emotion regulation on half-our-intern

by | Behavior change

“What do I do in the moment when I feel like screaming and killing the person? Well, #1, don’t kill the person, it’s illegal.

Have you ever been cut off in traffic and felt that you now had a personal vendetta against the person in the other vehicle?  Have you ever gotten in a disagreement with a family member and proceeded to think about how angry they make you for the rest of the day?  Have you ever had a bad day and taken it out on someone that had nothing to do with it?  It sounds like you could use some practice in emotional regulation.  Today’s guest, Dr. Patricia Zurita Ona or “Dr. Z”, explains how most of us could use a little work at regulating our emotional state.  She’ll give us tips and advice for recognizing our emotions as they enter a heightened state, and altering them to for our benefit.

“It’s not just a one time situation. It’s that while they were growing up they learned that they can get what they want by using anger as a way to handle other people’s responses.

 

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“True confession: I procrastinate! With The ACT Workbook for the Anxious Procrastinator, Dr. Z. helped me understand what drives my procrastination, and gave me practical tools to break the pattern.

This workbook goes beyond a surface-level approach to procrastination, addressing the deeper internal barriers, so we procrastinators can finally make real progress on those aa, looming tasks.”

– Dr. Debbie Sorensen, Ph.D.

 

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