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5 WAYS EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE CAN HELP US THROUGH THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS


WHILE THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC THREAT IS REAL, ALLOWING OUR EMOTIONS TO RUN AMOK
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daily and even hourly. We don’t know what to expect and listen intently to any
new development, focusing on what the experts tell us to do to keep safe. The
unknown, and the volatility of the situation, keeps us on edge, wondering what’s
coming tomorrow. This situation can make us feel afraid, overwhelmed, and
helpless. While the threat is real, panic and having our emotions run amok will
make the situation even worse. 




Here are some things we can do to take control and manage our reactions in this
difficult time:


NAME OUR EMOTIONS

While we are likely feeling some apprehension, keeping it bottled up and denying
it only makes it worse. We know that putting our feelings out there helps us to
manage them as speaking them out loud lessens their impact on us. It also helps
us connect and share with others who are feeling the same way. This normalizes
what we are feeling and helps us feel connected and supported. 


SUPPORT CHILDREN IN NAVIGATING THEIR EMOTIONS

Children’s feelings are real, and as adults, we can help by respecting them.
While we are struggling with our emotions, we will also need to help navigate
theirs. While we don’t have to share everything, such as our worst fears,
keeping everything from them is detrimental. If they sense that we have fears
that we are not sharing, it will only increase their level of anxiety. At this
time, we need to be authentic and manage our own emotions. 




FOCUS ON WHAT WE CAN CONTROL

While there is much out there that is beyond our control, there is a great deal
that we can do to alleviate unnecessary risk. We can take back some level of
control by staying focused on the areas that we are able to manage in our own
lives and those of our families, friends, and communities. Talk to those close
to you to see what you can do to help. Simple ideas like taking turns shopping
lessens the number of people that have to be exposed. An added benefit is that
by doing this we strengthen our connections. 




GET NEWS AND UPDATES FROM RELIABLE SOURCES

During these times, the rumor mills are in overdrive and we may hear all kinds
of terrifying things that will create unnecessary stress and fear. We can stop
the spread of this damaging misinformation by not engaging. By only accepting
information from medical experts, we can do our part to tamp down the panic. 


MAKE CREATIVE USE OF OUR TIME IN ISOLATION

While those who are infected may be quarantined, many of us will be social
distancing and be alone more than we’re used to. This is a good time to reach
out to Aunt Norma, Uncle George, or that friend you haven’t talked to in a long
time. Email, text, or better still, call them to hear their voice. This helps
break the feeling of isolation and feelings of being alone. 



Have you wanted to learn to play an instrument, read that book, write that blog,
or learn a new language? This would be a great time to get started. It will help
you take the focus off of what is going on around you, help you take back some
control, and feel the satisfaction of learning something new.

Finally, additional stressors deplete our immune systems. We need to keep our
bodies strong and healthy more than ever before. So, let’s try to lower our
anxiety levels.  Consider meditation, release tensions by going for a walk
outdoors, think of the spring blossoms arriving soon, and have gratitude for our
here and now blessings.  We have so much to be thankful for . . . embrace those
thoughts, and our immune systems will thank us for it.





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WHILE THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC THREAT IS REAL, ALLOWING OUR EMOTIONS TO RUN AMOK
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By Harvey Deutschendorf3 minute Read

With the coronavirus crisis accelerating, we are bombarded with new developments
daily and even hourly. We don’t know what to expect and listen intently to any
new development, focusing on what the experts tell us to do to keep safe. The
unknown, and the volatility of the situation, keeps us on edge, wondering what’s
coming tomorrow. This situation can make us feel afraid, overwhelmed, and
helpless. While the threat is real, panic and having our emotions run amok will
make the situation even worse. 

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Here are some things we can do to take control and manage our reactions in this
difficult time:


NAME OUR EMOTIONS

While we are likely feeling some apprehension, keeping it bottled up and denying
it only makes it worse. We know that putting our feelings out there helps us to
manage them as speaking them out loud lessens their impact on us. It also helps
us connect and share with others who are feeling the same way. This normalizes
what we are feeling and helps us feel connected and supported. 


SUPPORT CHILDREN IN NAVIGATING THEIR EMOTIONS

Children’s feelings are real, and as adults, we can help by respecting them.
While we are struggling with our emotions, we will also need to help navigate
theirs. While we don’t have to share everything, such as our worst fears,
keeping everything from them is detrimental. If they sense that we have fears
that we are not sharing, it will only increase their level of anxiety. At this
time, we need to be authentic and manage our own emotions. 

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FOCUS ON WHAT WE CAN CONTROL

While there is much out there that is beyond our control, there is a great deal
that we can do to alleviate unnecessary risk. We can take back some level of
control by staying focused on the areas that we are able to manage in our own
lives and those of our families, friends, and communities. Talk to those close
to you to see what you can do to help. Simple ideas like taking turns shopping
lessens the number of people that have to be exposed. An added benefit is that
by doing this we strengthen our connections. 


GET NEWS AND UPDATES FROM RELIABLE SOURCES

During these times, the rumor mills are in overdrive and we may hear all kinds
of terrifying things that will create unnecessary stress and fear. We can stop
the spread of this damaging misinformation by not engaging. By only accepting
information from medical experts, we can do our part to tamp down the panic. 


MAKE CREATIVE USE OF OUR TIME IN ISOLATION

While those who are infected may be quarantined, many of us will be social
distancing and be alone more than we’re used to. This is a good time to reach
out to Aunt Norma, Uncle George, or that friend you haven’t talked to in a long
time. Email, text, or better still, call them to hear their voice. This helps
break the feeling of isolation and feelings of being alone. 

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Have you wanted to learn to play an instrument, read that book, write that blog,
or learn a new language? This would be a great time to get started. It will help
you take the focus off of what is going on around you, help you take back some
control, and feel the satisfaction of learning something new.

Finally, additional stressors deplete our immune systems. We need to keep our
bodies strong and healthy more than ever before. So, let’s try to lower our
anxiety levels.  Consider meditation, release tensions by going for a walk
outdoors, think of the spring blossoms arriving soon, and have gratitude for our
here and now blessings.  We have so much to be thankful for . . . embrace those
thoughts, and our immune systems will thank us for it.


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