It seems to be a natural tendency to react rather than to respond. We pass judgment based on our own feelings and experiences. However, responding means being receptive to our child's feelings and emotions and allowing them to express themselves openly and honestly without fear of repercussion from us. By reacting, we send our child the message that their feelings and opinions are invalid. But by responding and asking questions
Showing posts with label panic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panic. Show all posts
6/26/11
Actively Listening to your Child
It seems to be a natural tendency to react rather than to respond. We pass judgment based on our own feelings and experiences. However, responding means being receptive to our child's feelings and emotions and allowing them to express themselves openly and honestly without fear of repercussion from us. By reacting, we send our child the message that their feelings and opinions are invalid. But by responding and asking questions
3/23/11
Find Some Ways To Know and Control Panic Attacks
by Tina Cruz
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Obviously it is totally common understanding that life is full of stress and obligations. We are all incredibly busy with work and family, then there is the usual stress of incidents in the world and our own nations. Yes, lots of times our world appears truly outrageous. There are millions of men and women who suffer from panic attacks, and who really can blame them considering everything. Yet just think in relation to your own circumstance and life, and we all have to admit that stress seems a natural component of life. The indicators of panic attacks can vary widely from person to person, so it is highly likely for somebody to suffer from them, unknowingly.
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