Emotional Processing
"most people successfully process the
overwhelming majority of the disturbing events that occur in their
lives"
Rachman 1980
"it is as if the body has a second
immune system, an emotional system,
devoted not to physical protection but protection
from emotional hurt and
trauma"
Baker 2003
Mrs R S at the end of
a course of psychological therapy:
"Before I wanted everything to be perfect, nearly every day I was wanting
to stay on this happy level all the time. I didn't want to appear
out of control to anyone else - angry, unhappy. I'm not going to let
this bother me - this 'nothing bothers' me exterior. Now I've come
to the regrettable conclusion that ups and downs are normal"
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History of emotional processing
Definitions
Copies of classic emotional processing articles
Mechanisms underlying emotional processing
Emotional processing model
Perspectives
from philosophy
References
Emotional Processing & Psychological Therapy
Relevance of emotional processing to psychological
therapy
Counselling in
Primary Care (Article)
Catharsis, venting and the talking cure
Is it possible to bottle up emotions?
Core components for an emotion therapy
Is
behaviour therapy really emotion therapy in disguise?
References
Healing through feeling'
by Roger Baker
Measuring Emotional Processing (EPS)
Background & development
of scale
Scale
validity & reliability
What does EPS measure?
Collaborative research projects
How to be included in the research
References
Cos'e la Scala del Processamento Emozionale
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Is emotional processing all negative? A gestalt perspective
Emotional Processing & Psychological Disorders
Styles of emotional processing in
psychological disorder
Research programme
Anorexia
References
Emotional Processing & Panic Attacks
An experimental study of EP in panic
Panic attacks and emotional control
Vulnerability model
References
Understanding Panic Attacks -
new
chapter on emotional processing and the prevention of panic
Emotional Processing and childbirth
The full world of the emotions
Emotional Processing and autism
Emotional Processing & Physical Health
Colorectal cancer
Chronic
back pain
Chronic
fatigue syndrome
Irritable
bowel syndrome
Somatization
EP &
health article
References
Tears - nature's emotional processing?
Purposeless or adaptive?
Is crying good for you?
Tears and the processing of emotional
hurt
When tears fail
What the psychologist said to the journalist
References
Chronic pain and emotional processing
History of chronic pain
Cognitive behavioural model of pain
Fibromyalgia
Emotional processing and chronic pain
References
Emotional expression in men and women
What's the difference?
EPS data
References
Emotional Processing & Older People
Emotional functioning in later life
Is the stiff upper lip still alive?
EPS data on age differences
References
How to seriously stop time healing
Looking towards or looking away
When does a daily hassle become a trauma?
Going with the flow or against the flow
Not another concept of processing!
Emotional processing and disorders; cause or effect?
Does the concept of emotional processing commit the fallacy of tautology?
Theory of the not
References
Alexithymia
Emotional intelligence
Emotional expression
Emotional awareness
Emotional focusing
References
Contributing articles etc to this website
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