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Feelings are emotions that people experience in response to different situations. There are many types of feelings including happy, excited, amazed, sad, angry, and worried. People can deal with feelings by talking to friends or family, exercising, reading, writing in a diary, or getting help from a counselor or teacher. It is important to share feelings with others rather than keeping them bottled up inside.
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Antwone Fisher grew up without parents and was abused by his foster parents. This led him to have a volatile temper and get into frequent fights. He felt abandoned and like he didn't need a family. Navy psychiatrist Dr. Jerome Davenport helped Fisher by having numerous counseling sessions where Fisher was able to open up about his past. Fisher eventually found his biological mother and relatives, which helped him overcome his emotional problems. The film shows how finding family and getting therapeutic help can help address deep-rooted spiritual needs like feeling loved and having faith.
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This document discusses Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and empathy. It provides an introduction to NVC, explaining the four steps of observation, feelings, needs, and requests. It discusses how NVC aims to move communication away from judgments, demands, and strategies, and instead focus on compassionately connecting with others by understanding feelings and needs. The document also explores the concept of empathy in NVC, emphasizing listening without judgment and being fully present with others.
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- 1. Feelings By: Annie Coogan
- 4. Happy To be glad about something.
- 5. Excited To be feel anxious about something.
- 6. Amazed To be greatly surprised about something.
- 7. Silly
- 9. Sad To be upset about something. Sometimes when people are sad they cry.
- 10. Anger To be mad.
- 11. Worried To be concerned about something.
- 12. Scared To be frightened about something.