Category: Manage Difficulties
Anger – Level 10
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]You’ve rated a very high level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry.
It is important to get connected and linked in with support. Access Support
Discuss these issues with a healthcare practitioner. Call a friend, or someone you can have a honest conversation about what’s going on for you right now. If you need to be somewhere by yourself, do this now.
You could also…
Try the exercise Thoughts, body sensations & emotions
Thoughts, Body Sensations and Emotions
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Anger – Level 9
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]You’ve rated a very high level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry.
It is important to get connected and linked in with support. Access Support
Discuss these issues with a healthcare practitioner. Call a friend, or someone you can have a honest conversation about what’s going on for you right now. If you need to be somewhere by yourself, do this now.
You could also…
Try the exercise Thoughts, body sensations & emotions
Thoughts, Body Sensations and Emotions
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Anger – Level 8
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]You’ve rated a high level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry.
It is important to stick with your well-being routine – engage in an activity that you find relaxing or calming. If you need to be somewhere by yourself, do this now.
Give these suggestions a go!
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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Anger – Level 7
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]You’ve rated a high level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry.
It is important to stick with your well-being routine – engage in an activity that you find relaxing or calming. If you need to be somewhere by yourself, do this now.
Give these suggestions a go!
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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Anger – Level 6
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]Ok, so you’ve rated a moderate level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry. Continue to prioritise your well-being routine and to actively work to relax and calm yourself.
Try the following suggestions – some can help to distract you and to ground you to feel less distressed – others are about directly addressing the angry feelings in some way. If a suggestion does not fit your current state of mind, skip through to the next one.
Try the following suggestions…
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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Anger – Level 5
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]Ok, so you’ve rated a moderate level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry. Continue to prioritise your well-being routine and to actively work to relax and calm yourself.
Try the following suggestions – some can help to distract you and to ground you to feel less distressed – others are about directly addressing the angry feelings in some way. If a suggestion does not fit your current state of mind, skip through to the next one.
Try the following suggestions…
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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Anger – Level 3
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]You’ve rated some level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry. It is useful to maintain your well-being routine, plus put some energy into relaxing and calming yourself.
Try the following suggestions – some can help to distract you and to ground you to feel less distressed – others are about directly addressing the angry feelings in some way. If a suggestion does not fit your current state of mind, skip through to the next one.
Try the following suggestions…
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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Anger – Level 4
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]Ok, so you’ve rated a moderate level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry. Continue to prioritise your well-being routine and to actively work to relax and calm yourself.
Try the following suggestions – some can help to distract you and to ground you to feel less distressed – others are about directly addressing the angry feelings in some way. If a suggestion does not fit your current state of mind, skip through to the next one.
Try the following suggestions…
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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Anger – Level 2
[vc_row el_class=”pages-manage-difficulties”][vc_column][vc_column_text]You’ve rated some level of distress related to feeling upset, annoyed or angry. It is useful to maintain your well-being routine, plus put some energy into relaxing and calming yourself.
Try the following suggestions – some can help to distract you and to ground you to feel less distressed – others are about directly addressing the angry feelings in some way. If a suggestion does not fit your current state of mind, skip through to the next one.
Try the following suggestions…
Start a private and personal journal. Jot down whatever you notice going in your mind and body.
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