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Combatting Emotional Distress is Not a Challenge Anymore

August 27, 2013 by Featured Author Leave a Comment

Is it worth being upset?

Emotions are an indispensable part of human life.

However, at times you might find it difficult to deal with the ones that pull your energies down. The problem begins when you carry the emotional distress for long and it begins to influence negatively your personal and professional life.

Depressive mood, irritability, self-criticism and disappointment are some of the common symptoms signaling that you are undergoing a problem. They may be attributed to an emotionally hard-hitting experience of your life.

You need to stop pitying yourself and feeling helpless for not being able to control your emotions. Hiding away or avoiding your pain is never the solution for it can put you on a self-destructive path by resorting to wrong methods such as use of drugs or alcohol. Clear your mind and think of the healthy ways to deal with the situation.

Do not let regrets overcast your life

Push back your dark past and work for a new beginning. Your life is too good to hold any regrets or a grudge against somebody. Sometimes things happen for a reason and do not waste your life looking for that reason. Let your past give way to a bright and a better future by making you stronger and wiser.

Pull up yourself from the lonely island

While undergoing an emotional distress you generally tend to emotionally isolate yourself from others. Going out with your friends and family no more interests you and you love spending your maximum free time in your bed, for everything starts appearing worthless. Take a deep breath and find yourself a good company to not to fuel your racing mind anymore.

Express your feelings

Give a vent to your emotions by talking to somebody close or by writing a regular journal. It is not always advisable to hold back your emotions. You just need to find an appropriate medium to express them.

Find a fine distraction

Your mind will keep ranting and blabbering until and unless you find a fine distraction for your negative thoughts that stimulate stress. Take up any hobby or a leisure activity of your choice. Fun activities and sports are the best alternatives to exhaust the charged up emotions and physical energy.

Resort to relaxation techniques

A brisk walk in the morning and routine exercise will help in revitalizing your senses so that you feel fresh for the rest of the day. Deep breathing exercises, meditation or yoga work as wonderful stress busters.

Rediscovering a good night sleep

In case you find it difficult to get a sound sleep at night, then inculcate the habit of reading some good books before going to bed. Change the ambiance of your bedroom with some soothing music and soft lights. Set a regular time for going to bed.

Seek professional help

If the negative thoughts are too overpowering then you should go for professional help from a counselor or a psychiatrist. You can also look online for medical advice and symptoms.

Take some action before the problem is aggravated manifesting itself in the form of various ailments and diseases besides disturbing your work, life and relationships.

About the Author: Paula Dawson is a health writer and fitness enthusiast. She advocated the idea of Online Doctors for medical consultation. Besides this she contributes for various online health publications that mainly cover weight-loss measures, health guides and fashion. When she’s is not educating her readers with her writings, she’s most likely educating herself by reading her favorite stuff.

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