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Attentional Bias, Emotion Recognition, and Emotion by Laura Patient Expert

Posted Fri 13 Aug 2010 4:03am Attentional Bias, Emotion Recognition, and Emotion Regulation in Anorexia: State or Trait? This so neatly fits into the emerging understanding of this illness: certain parts of the differences in the brain are stable and others are dependent on nutritional state. We so urgently need to understand the difference and focus our attentions Read on »

How stress can numb the emotions and reduce emotional awareness by Todd C. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 08 Jun 2009 6:29pm every single day. Stress is a killer. It is very important to be emotionally aware of what is going on in your life and in the lives of others. In order to be an emotionally competent person, you have to be emotionally aware. But when you are under a great deal of stress, this can be almost impossible to do. You will feel as though you can only focus Read on »

Getting Support for Emotional Eating: Being Free from Emotional Eating isn’t as Simple as Saying No by Kelly Aziz Patient Expert

Posted Thu 07 May 2009 9:22pm Being free from emotional eating takes time – it can take a LOT of time. For some people their emotional attachment to food is less severe and they can be done with the issue in months. For others, like myself, it can take years. I never realized how much emotional eating was a part of my life and never thought I was an emotional eater. Only Read on »

Do you want to be with an emotionally available person? Be emotionally available YOURSELF by NML Patient Expert

Posted Thu 18 Nov 2010 1:25pm I’m often asked ‘How do I find someone who is emotionally available?’ and fundamentally, the job of finding someone who is emotionally present and accountable for a mutually fulfilling relationship is made a hell of a lot easier by being emotionally available yourself. It is important to remember that when you attract or are attracted to people Read on »

Emotional Eating: Are You an Emotional Eater? by Alex L. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 03 Jan 2010 11:39am to the phenomenon of emotional eating. You've somehow chosen eating as your preferred way to handle negative emotions. This psychological pattern makes you fall off the diet wagon time... your emotional eating and, in effect, flick off your hunger switch. Only then can a great healthy eating plan allow you to take off the weight and keep it off. Let's get Read on »

Shades of Grey: Contact is Contact, Emotionally Unavailable is Emotionally Unavailable by NML Patient Expert

Posted Wed 03 Dec 2008 10:22am If there is one thing a woman in a dubious relationship loves, it’s shades of grey. Looking between the lines when there is no gap. Seeing gold or platinum when it’s actually copper. Seeing a loaf when it’s a crumb. Over rationalising things to make it fit within her reason. And the big ones; assuming [...] Read on »

Diets are diets. Emotions are emotions. Habits are habits. by MariasLastDiet.com Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Mon 05 Jul 2010 2:00am by Maria's Last Diet When you’ve already lost the weight, the diet no longer matters. Emotions and habits do matter. They are the problems you are left with if you haven’t found a good way to deal with them. Once you reach your goal weight, you are no longer on a weight-loss diet. So, even though a weight-loss diet plan helped you get there, what Read on »

Emotional Illness/Emotional Wellness by Deb Patient Expert

Posted Fri 03 Oct 2008 11:31am I came across some of my old notes this morning about how emotions affect the physical body. Dr's Pert and Lipton helped me the most as I was learning why emotional... also reaches into all the organs, glands, spinal cord, and tissues of the body. “This means,” says Pert, “that emotional memory is stored throughout the body. And you can access Read on »

Emotional Illness/Emotional Wellness by Deb Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Feb 2008 6:22am I came across some of my old notes this morning about how emotions affect the physical body. Dr's Pert and Lipton helped me the most as I was learning why emotional... also reaches into all the organs, glands, spinal cord, and tissues of the body. “This means,” says Pert, “that emotional memory is stored throughout the body. And you can access Read on »