
Help for Emotional Reactivity
I’ve talked with many people who struggle with emotional reactivity and mood swings. Some are Bi-Polar or Borderline. Most just get overwhelmed by their emotions.
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I’ve talked with many people who struggle with emotional reactivity and mood swings. Some are Bi-Polar or Borderline. Most just get overwhelmed by their emotions.

A holy and happy hermit came to the outskirts of a village and settled down under a tree for the night. He got out his

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