EPISODE · Jul 2, 2024 · 48 MIN
Emotional Liberation and My Review of Inside Out 2
from Positively Real Podcast · host Brittny King
Welcome to the first episode of our 5-week series on emotions. Today, I am sharing my review of the movie Inside Out 2 as a springboard to dive deep into the world of emotions. My hope with this series is that by the end of July, you will feel equipped with tools and a deeper understanding of yourself to manage and process both difficult and positive emotions, helping you feel more in control of your life. Understanding Emotions: There are no negative or positive emotions – they are either helpful or unhelpful. Some emotions are hard to feel but are still necessary. Emotions are a window into your beliefs, thoughts, needs, and desires. Emotions are vibrations in your body, triggered by thoughts, sending signals that create your actions and behaviors. Role of Emotions: Reflect our inner state. Helped our ancestors navigate dangerous situations. Modern society gives us similar feelings even if the situations aren't as dangerous. Becoming More Aware of Your Emotions: Mindfulness: Stay present with your body and emotions as they arise. Recognize Triggers: Identify what triggers your emotions and your adaptive strategies. Body Awareness: Notice physical sensations associated with emotions. Journaling: A simple yet effective way to understand your emotions. Breathwork: Use breath to calm your mind and get in touch with your body. Acceptance: Acknowledge and process your emotions. Shared Humanity: Recognize the shared humanity in emotions. Healthy Expression: Find healthy ways to express your emotions. Resources mentioned in this episode:Brene Brown’s book Atlas of the HeartHBO Special of Atlas of the HeartChildren’s book: The Grand Hotel of FeelingsThe How We Feel app Connect with Brittny:Instagram: @brittnyking_Website: www.brittnyking.comEmail: [email protected]
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