Staying connected when emotions run high

Professionals are encouraged to consider the whole of family approach to remain non-judgemental and neutral to ensure strong partnership and engagement.

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Professionals are encouraged to consider the whole of family approach to remain non-judgemental and neutral to ensure strong partnership and engagement. The training provides those who work with someone who experiences: difficulties in relationships; impulsive and destructive behaviours; changing emotions and strong overwhelming feelings with tools and strategies to decrease distress with a normalising and non-judgemental approach. Each participant will receive a workbook and a certificate of attendance of 6. A limited number of subsidised tickets are available for peer workers or people employed by NGOs supporting people with experience of BPD with priority for those with limited financial resources and students. If you would like to apply for one of these please send an email to conference bpdfoundation. Places strictly limited. Session starts at 9am and finishes at 4. Includes morning tea and lunch A limited number of subsidised tickets are available for peer workers or people employed by NGOs supporting people with experience of BPD with priority for those with limited financial resources and students.

Staying connected when emotions run high

Learning to control emotions is possible with a little practice and patience. Cathy Cassata is a freelance writer who specializes in stories around health, mental health, medical news, and inspirational people. Rachel Goldman, PhD FTOS, is a licensed psychologist, clinical assistant professor, speaker, wellness expert specializing in eating behaviors, stress management, and health behavior change. Common emotional experiences such as anger, frustration, sadness, or anxiety can impact well-being and decision-making. In fact, research suggests emotional experiences can both offer beneficial drives for decision making but can also undermine or harm decision-making. Anytime a person acts before they think, Serani says it can become difficult to control emotions.

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Session starts at 9am and finishes at 4. To make this website work, we log user data and share it with processors. This training will be beneficial to Adult Mental Health Clinicians, CAMHS staff, school counsellors and teachers, government and community stakeholders working directly with clients aged 12yrs — yrs and their families. Feedback Privacy Policy Feedback. Places strictly limited. Professionals are encouraged to consider the whole of family approach to remain non-judgemental and neutral to ensure strong partnership and engagement. We think you have liked this presentation. Cancel Download. Log in. Similar presentations.

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