Emotional healing technique
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Anxiety can ruin your sleep. Fear can upset your stomach. Thinking about the Hot Priest on Fleabag can make you feel…ok, that one is too personal. The point is, you don’t need a psychology degree to know that there’s a connection between thoughts, emotions, and how you feel physically. A fleeting negative thought is just that—fleeting. But when negative thoughts stick around, it can lead to chronic stress, which is all-around no good. Chronic stress can cause hormonal imbalances, depleting your brain of feel-good chemicals and even weakening your immune system, making you more susceptible to illness. Anger, for example, can cause an increase in blood pressure and lead to cardiovascular disease. We know that in the heat of the moment, it’s often hard to feel anything but the emotion, and we’re often not thinking about the long-term effects on our health…but those effects can be very real. If you find yourself depressed, anxious, or angry with some frequency—and it’s affecting your health—you may want to consider emotional healing techniques. These strategies can help you manage your negative feelings and keep them from doing a number on your body. Emotional healing can be done through a lot of different modalities, including mindfulness training, biofeedback, ecstatic dance, and sound healing. It’s always good news when there’s more than one path towards healing, right?
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