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Understanding Your Emotions

What are Emotions EMOTIONS- Feelings such as love, joy and fear. Almost every life experience has an emotional reaction. Emotions can be hard to understand and recognize. Emotions are not good or bad. It is how you deal with them

What are Emotions All emotions are normal and healthy. Even the unpleasant ones. Learning to express and manage your emotions in a healthy way is important. Be able to express them in ways that won’t hurt you or others.

What Are Emotions MOOD SWINGS- frequent changes in emotional state. Normal among teens preteens. Causes include Hormone level changes Worries and concerns.

Dealing With Anxiety ANXIETY- a state of uneasiness A form or stress A little anxiety can be a good thing Gives you energy Too Much anxiety can be harmful Interfere with eating and sleeping

Dealing With Anxiety Healthful ways to deal with anxiety Talking with others Writing about feelings in a journal Physical activity Running away from the cause of the anxiety is not helpful. Facing the situation may develop skills that will help you deal with similar situations.

Dealing with Anger Anger can be a tough emotion to deal with. When angry you may tend to lash out at what is causing the anger. Can be helpful in self defense situations Anger is not a bad emotion Does not need to be hidden Need to find ways to express it in a way that does not hurt yourself or others. Think about what is causing the anger and find a solution. Find ways to relax if there is no real cause

Defense Mechanisms Defense mechanisms are strategies people use to deal with emotions Shift focus away from emotions you do not want to deal with. Some are helpful while others can be harmful.

Defense Mechanisms Denial Projection Displacement You refuse to face a feeling you do not want to accept. Projection You pretend someone else is having these feelings Displacement You take the feelings out on someone other than the person who hurt you Sublimation You redirect your feelings into some other more positive activity

Your Emotional Needs EMOTIONAL NEEDS- needs that affect a person’s feelings and sense of well-being The need to love and be loved The need to belong The need to make a difference in the world Do something that matters and be valued for it

Your Emotional Needs Meeting your emotional needs: To be loved spend time with those who care about you. To belong be part of your family, join a group or club or sport To make a difference help out in your community or do things to help others.