Coping Skills for Anxiety or Depression 13/30 How to Process Emotions
Therapy in a Nutshell・2 minutes read
The brain's rational part shuts down in response to threats, leading to emotional reactions like fear and anger; Coping skills are crucial for transitioning to clear thinking and managing intense emotions effectively.
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- The rational part of the brain shuts down in response to survival threats, leading to emotional reactions like fear or anger.
- Coping skills are crucial for transitioning from emotional reactions to clear thinking, aiding in managing anxiety, depression, and intense emotions.
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How does the brain react to threats?
It shuts down rational thinking for survival.
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