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Violence against women, we can stop it! by European Parliament
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  • Post category:Anxiety/Stress / Behaviour / Mental health / Positive change
  • Post published:November 11, 2014

Learning and recognising your emotional triggers is one of the first steps to learning better self-management skills. When you are able to learn your triggers, you’ll start to recognise them when they happen. When you recognise them, you can start to use a new strategy to manage them.

Source: How to Find the Behavioral Triggers That Set Your Kid Off @ Empowering Parents: Child Behavior Help

Photo: Violence against women, we can stop it! by European Parliament under Creative Commons license

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