Are you ever impatient? Are you impatient frequently?
In this short clip, Dr Amit Sood of Mayo Clinic explains, "Opposite of Patience is not impatience, it is Anxious, Ill, Injured, Addicted, Lonely and Dead."
Maintaining and strengthening resilience is pproven to reduce impatience, anxiety and other difficult moods. Checkout the Awareness Avenue on this website for resources and information for mitigating stress responses.
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Last month we looked at exploring ways to stay connected thru Pandemic Pods, 'Quarenteams' or Social Bubbles during this pandemic. Some of you are undoubtedly finding that complicated emotions and body sensations are arriving fairly regularly. Old conflicts and tensions may arrive even when the intentions are to be with each other. They may even feel uncomfortable yet familiar and getting in the way of being lovingly connected with family and friends and co-workers.
In this brief (4:00 min) video, Dr. Gabor Maté briefly summarizes how our sense of Attachment with caregivers and our ability to be Authentic early in life sometimes create problems and obstacles in relationships later on in adulthood.
Authenticity vs. Attachment – Gabor Maté
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"What are our ethical obligations to other people? Whom do we trust? What are the limits of that trust? What are the precautions we must take to protect ourselves, our loved ones, and people we’ll never meet?"
Socializing is known to strengthen our resilience and improve mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing. Here are two sources describing steps that can be considered and placed into action to support healthy social interactions. Click on the links below to access these informative sources.
HOW TO FORM A PANDEMIC POD — A written article published by University of Berkely, Greater Good Magazine
How to form a COVID-19 social 'bubble' or 'quaranteam' — A video description published by PBS
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Dr Jolee Brunton offers public safety familes and workers suggestions for developing resilience in the face of the inevitable adversity of life. Stress is a natural part of living, anger is also one of many emotions emerging during times of adversity.
A short video describing important safety practices around swimming pools this summer to keep swimmers safe. Created by partnership of San Diego Fire Rescue / AMR / Radys Children's Hospital.
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Focus therapists and counselors are available using tele-therapy sessions. For now Focus therapists are not coming into the office.
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