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A trigger that threatens our sense of safety causes the same cascade of survival mechanisms to kick in.
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We can learn from the innate response of the gazelle, and shake off our stress and excess energy when our fear or anxiety is activated. Shaking is a natural, self-healing body response to trauma. Next time your anxiety is triggered, instead of absorbing the energy which is detrimental to your health, try shaking your entire body for a couple of minutes to restore your inner balance. This is a quick, simple bio hack that knocks you out of your state.
Then follow up with a meditation to calm down and center, and you can actually stop the anxiety spiral in its tracks. This is the part where you have full permission to do the ugly cry and let it all out. Your range of emotions may oscillate between denial, anger, sadness, grief, fear and anxiety.
According to neuroscientist Lucy Brown, romantic rejection is much more extreme and primal than other forms of social rejection. Perhaps today you give yourself an hour to talk about it, journal, cry, express the emotions that need to come out.
Heal and Move On: Seven Steps to Recovering from a Break-Up
But put a timer on and after that time is up, switch your activity. You must interrupt the cycle of obsessive thinking and rumination. Imagine a big red STOP sign, say it out loud and find a distracting activity, the best choice being physical exercise. Doing something that is physical and requires your full attention is ideal because your brain needs to focus on being present, which stops it from obsessing. This switching of mental states might be hard the first few times, but you get better at it as you practice. Rewire Your Brain Can you guess what the antidepressant Wellbutrin does? It boosts the neurotransmitter dopamine.
Feeling grateful activates the brain stem region that produces dopamine.
Feeling gratitude toward others increases activity in social dopamine circuits and can boost serotonin. Trying to think of things you are grateful for forces you to focus on the positive aspects of your life. Remembering to be grateful is a form of emotional intelligence. One study found that it actually affected neuron density in both the ventromedial and lateral prefrontal cortex. These density changes suggest that as emotional intelligence increases, the neurons in these areas become more efficient. Chris rated it really liked it Feb 14, Scary rated it really liked it Nov 10, Sarah rated it it was amazing Mar 31, Eduardo Alvarado rated it really liked it Apr 10, Catherine Hearnden rated it it was amazing Aug 30, Chris rated it it was ok Sep 18, Brijesh Thaker rated it liked it Dec 15, Myra marked it as to-read May 21, Angie Angie marked it as to-read Mar 17, Isabel marked it as to-read Jan 02, Simslee marked it as to-read Jan 09, R marked it as to-read Feb 16, Amy Purser marked it as to-read Sep 13, Hana Hossam Abda marked it as to-read Nov 17, Jess marked it as to-read Nov 20, Passant Saad marked it as to-read Dec 14, SAB marked it as to-read Jan 09, Princess Noura marked it as to-read Feb 03, Yasmin Hassan marked it as to-read Feb 05, Jiunshan marked it as to-read Apr 04, Batoul Youssif marked it as to-read Jun 04, Hodhod Daisy added it Nov 25, Mona Aziz marked it as to-read Jan 25, Nada is currently reading it Jan 31,