Khám phá nguyên nhân của phản ứng cảm xúc mãnh liệt trong bạn. Hiểu điểm khác biệt giữa sự tách biệt lành mạnh và sự tách biệt không lành mạnh. Chấp nhận trạng thái cảm xúc. Bày tỏ cảm xúc ở nơi an toàn. Viết ra cảm xúc và suy nghĩ của bạn. Làm bản thân phân tâm. Vận động thể chất.

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In order to better detach yourself, you should be aware of the reason for your strong reaction. Three reasons why you may be feeling emotional are:  you are being highly sensitive the situation is triggering a painful past event you are feeling a loss of control over the situation, which can provoke a lot of anger and frustration. It is natural and normal to want to emotionally detach sometimes, especially if the emotion is too painful or overwhelming to fully deal with at the current time. However, extreme emotional detachment from others is associated with psychopathy, where individuals commit crimes against others without remorse. Extreme emotional disassociation can also be the result of experiencing trauma.  If you want to detach sometimes due to intense emotions, that is perfectly healthy. We may not always be in the place to cope with strong emotions. However, if you find yourself isolating from others constantly or being emotionally numb (not feeling emotions), you could suffer from a larger psychological concern. Some signs you may need therapy or treatment include:  social isolation, avoidance of social activities, intense fear of rejection, recurrent depressed or anxious mood, difficulty completing work (school or occupational duties), and frequent social conflict or physical fights with others. Paradoxically, if we accept our emotions as valid and normal, we can be better at detaching from them when we need a break. Oftentimes, we may want to push our emotions away because they do not feel good. However, these emotions give us valuable information about our situation and our perceptions. Similar to physical pain, negative feelings (fear, anger, sadness, anxiety, stress) are like your brains way of alerting you that there is a problem.  The next time you have a painful emotion such as anger, think to yourself, “I am angry because _____. This anger gives me good information about how I am reacting to this situation and will help me decide how I should deal with it. It is okay to feel angry.” The...