Lowering the Emotional Temperature
The more you practice consciously lowering your emotional temp, the easier it will be to do the same in a difficult situation.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Jan 23, 2020 | Addiction Clinicians, Families | 0 |
The more you practice consciously lowering your emotional temp, the easier it will be to do the same in a difficult situation.
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I hate to see drunk driving convictions overturned for procedural errors, because I suspect that eventually, those fatality stats will reverse course and begin to climb again.
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If during the course of a difficult discussion, the conversation happens to touch on any of those areas, expect to react emotionally.
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“It’s still about pre-natal care,” I recall one (nurse) explaining.
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Arguing activates people’s natural defenses and brings communication to a halt.
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