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Techniques to Stop an Overraction
Knowing how to stop an overreaction when it is in full swing can seem intimidating and perhaps even out of reach. It might feel that once it begins, there is no stopping it. Though you might not be able to control what triggers you, you can learn to tune in to your body and take an active role in remaining calm. Today, Dr. Judith Siegel, author of the audiobook Stop Overreacting, will share techniques that can help you return to a state of emotional equilibrium.
Today we’re sharing an excerpt from the audiobook Stop Overreacting: Effective Strategies for Calming Your Emotions, written by marriage and family therapist Dr. Judith Siegel. If you struggle to control your emotions in triggering situations, you’ll find relief in using Dr. Siegel’s exercises and research to put an end to these unwanted situations. You can stop your feelings from getting the best of you and unlearn the habit of overreacting
What’s in this episode?
In this episode, Dr. Siegel explains how to stop an overreaction by learning to recognize the early signs and put calming techniques into action.
Judith P. Siegel, PhD, LCSW, is associate professor at Silver School of Social Work at New York University. She has published extensively in the field of family therapy and has presented throughout the United States. She has also appeared on the Today Show and Good Morning America.
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In this audiobook, I explain how beliefs, emotions, and physiological responses combine to create over-reactions. I examine envy, rejection, criticism, and control—everyday dynamics that frequently trigger overreactions, as well as ways to help you restore calm so that you can access responses that are thoughtful and appropriate. I also suggest ways to challenge beliefs and make peace with the past so that you will be less likely to react to situations that have triggered overreactions in the past.
Dr. Judith Siegel
Stop Overreacting
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Techniques to Stop an Overraction
Knowing how to stop an overreaction when it is in full swing can seem intimidating and perhaps even out of reach. It might feel that once it begins, there is no stopping it. Though you might not be able to control what triggers you, you can learn to tune in to your body and take an active role in remaining calm. Today, Dr. Judith Siegel, author of the audiobook Stop Overreacting, will share techniques that can help you return to a state of emotional equilibrium.
Today we’re sharing an excerpt from the audiobook Stop Overreacting: Effective Strategies for Calming Your Emotions, written by marriage and family therapist Dr. Judith Siegel. If you struggle to control your emotions in triggering situations, you’ll find relief in using Dr. Siegel’s exercises and research to put an end to these unwanted situations. You can stop your feelings from getting the best of you and unlearn the habit of overreacting
What’s in this episode?
In this episode, Dr. Siegel explains how to stop an overreaction by learning to recognize the early signs and put calming techniques into action.
Judith P. Siegel, PhD, LCSW, is associate professor at Silver School of Social Work at New York University. She has published extensively in the field of family therapy and has presented throughout the United States. She has also appeared on the Today Show and Good Morning America.
Buy or download free audiobook from
Audible.com (US)
Audible.co.uk (UK)
In this audiobook, I explain how beliefs, emotions, and physiological responses combine to create over-reactions. I examine envy, rejection, criticism, and control—everyday dynamics that frequently trigger overreactions, as well as ways to help you restore calm so that you can access responses that are thoughtful and appropriate. I also suggest ways to challenge beliefs and make peace with the past so that you will be less likely to react to situations that have triggered overreactions in the past.
Dr. Judith Siegel
Stop Overreacting
The post How to Stop an Overreaction appeared first on Your Great Journey.
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