Emotional dysregulation: causes and coping strategies
Anna Badcock Anna Badcock

Emotional dysregulation: causes and coping strategies

Emotional dysregulation is when emotions feel too big, too fast, or too difficult to manage. It can result in feelings of overwhelm, irritability, panic, anger, or shutdown. When you are dysregulated, the thinking part of the brain switches off, making considered decisions very difficult, while the mammalian “survival” part of the brain works hard.

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