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Emotional Regulation with STOP

Many people come to counselling with concerns about anxiety. It’s such a common complaint, and yet the person experiencing anxiety can often feel completely isolated and alone.

The Anger Iceberg

Anger is experienced differently by everyone, but common signs include an increased heart rate, muscle tension, a flushed face, rapid breathing, shaking or trembling, confusion or "blanking out," and an upset stomach.