ANGER- How Emotional Avoidance Contributes to Anger. The source of our anger is often the negative emotions we try to silence. Reviewed by Michelle Quirk
KEY POINTS- Our emotions inform us of our true needs, desires, and values. Emotional avoidance negatively impacts our relationships and decision-making. Shame is the driving force of emotional avoidance. Imagine that, in the midst of a conversation, your best friend, says, “I’m sad”; “I’m anxious”; “I’m depressed”;...
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