🧘🏽 Emotional Regulation & Coping Skills *coming soon *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

36.31 – Coping Strategies for Early Recovery: The early stage of betrayal recovery can feel like emotional survival mode, where every thought and memory hurts. During this time, the goal is not to rush healing but to stabilize your body and mind. Coping starts with grounding—simple breathing, stretching, or time outdoors helps calm the nervous system. Keeping routines like regular meals and sleep schedules brings a sense of normalcy when life feels chaotic. Talking to supportive friends or journaling gives your feelings somewhere safe to land. Avoiding impulsive decisions or revenge keeps your energy focused on self-preservation rather than more pain. Creative outlets such as music, art, or exercise provide emotional release when words aren’t enough. It’s also helpful to limit contact with the person who caused harm, at least until emotions settle. Recovery begins with small steps that remind you that stability is possible again. Each act of self-care is a vote for your healing and strength. Over time, the fog of hurt begins to clear, revealing a sense of control and hope returning piece by piece.

About this course

Strategies to manage emotions effectively, build resilience, and respond to challenges with balance and control.

This course includes:
  • Guided mindfulness and emotional regulation exercises
  • Coping strategy planners and reflection tools
  • Real-world scenarios to practice emotional management skills

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