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Emotional Pain

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health-and-wellness1 year ago

"The Science of Healing a Broken Heart: Tips and Strategies for Moving On"

Florence Williams, author of "Heartbreak: A Personal and Scientific Journey," discusses the impact of heartbreak on the body and mind, offering advice on navigating emotional and physical pain. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging heartbreak's significance, finding ways to calm the mind and seek connection, and deriving meaning from the experience. Williams also highlights the unexpected antidote to grief and anxiety—finding beauty and awe in everyday life. She shares her personal experiences with heartbreak and emphasizes the capacity for love and resilience that comes with it.

health-and-wellness2 years ago

Unraveling the Complexity of Pain: Dispelling Misconceptions

Flavio Iammarino, a clinical counselor with expertise in personal development and mental enhancement performance, discusses the three types of pain: physical pain, emotional pain, and physical and emotional pain combined. He emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the emotional component of pain, as unresolved emotional trauma can manifest as physical pain. Flavio highlights the need for self-love and acceptance to release emotional pain and achieve healing. He also acknowledges the impact of insurance claim processes on individuals with pain, which can exacerbate frustration and anger. Flavio suggests seeking resources and support to regain optimum health and live a pain-free life.

relationships2 years ago

The Science of Broken Heart Syndrome: A Faster Way to Move On.

Broken Heart Syndrome is a real condition that can cause symptoms similar to a heart attack. The emotional pain of a breakup triggers the same area of the brain as physical pain and can result in withdrawal symptoms. While there is no way to avoid Broken Heart Syndrome, Choice Theory by Dr. William Glasser can help shorten its duration. By aligning your thoughts and actions with the person you want to be, you can take control of your emotions and physiology and recover from a breakup.