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Using Distraction: How to Make a Personal Plan

by Shawn Anderson | Aug 1, 2018 | LCA News and Information

In the previous three posts, we talked about how our emotions can become too “big”, even overwhelming, especially when we focus on the negative ones.  To help ourselves we can use distraction as a coping skill.  Distraction is something we are all familiar with in...

Cottage Update – Household Items Needed

by Shawn Anderson | Jul 28, 2018 | LCA News and Information

Time for a Cottage Update!  Members of the Lake Country Cottage are holding their second annual Garage Sale on August 9th and 10th and need your donation of household goods.  All proceeds of the sale go to funding activities for members of the Cottage.  Last year, the...

How to Decrease Emotional Pain with Distraction Skills

by Shawn Anderson | Jul 24, 2018 | LCA News and Information

by Diane Cerven, MA, LPCC In the last couple posts, we have been talking about distraction skills to help us with our emotions when they become too big or overwhelm us. In the first post, I talked about using deep breathing (which is also a relaxation skill. View...

20 Minute Distraction for Emotional Health

by Shawn Anderson | Jul 18, 2018 | LCA News and Information

By Diane Cerven, MA, LPCC Last week, I talked about our emotions escalating and needing a simple skill to use to reduce our emotions, deep breathing.  Look for the deep breathing guide here. Let’s continue on the topic of distractions and learn new skills. Week 1...

How to Calm Yourself – Introduction

by Shawn Anderson | Jul 3, 2018 | LCA News and Information

By Diane Cerven There are times when we become overwhelmed, flooded with emotions.  At those times our anger, anxiety, depression, disappointment, guilt, shame, fear… the list goes on, they take over our brain and we respond, well, emotionally.  Some people are more...
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