Safe To Feel - Emotional Distress Tolerance Meditation
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Safe To Feel - Emotional Distress Tolerance Meditation

by Corin Bryant

Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
1

This is a guided practice in which we learn to stay present and conscious even in the presence of distressing emotions. Some examples might be rage, grief, fear, despair, and shame. This can be used alongside other techniques and modalities you use to process these emotions and is intended as a way to remain grounded, stable, and feeling safe so that your other therapeutic inputs are more effective. In addition, this can go a long way to developing a sense of safety and trust within ourselves as we learn our emotions are nothing to fear. This practice is based on the scientific cognitive behavioral approach and therapeutic practices for PTSD such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy, alongside the spiritual approaches of Kashmir Shaivism, Presence, and Tantra. (Note: This is a complementary practice and not intended to replace any psychiatric or professional mental health input you are receiving.)

Emotional DistressEmotional AcceptancePresent MomentNon Judgmental AwarenessEmotional CuriosityMind Body ConnectionSelf CompassionEmotional SafetyCognitive Behavioral TherapyDialectical Behavior TherapyPtsdPresenceTantraDistressPresent Moment Awareness

Meet your Teacher

Corin Bryant

Exmouth, UK

Meet your Teacher

Corin Bryant

Exmouth, UK