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''See also:'' [[Emotional detachment]] and [[Obsessive thinking]] and [[Personal development]] and [[Friendship]] and [[Social networking]] and [[Gratitude]] and [[Mindfulness (Psychology)|mindfulness]] and [[Self-awareness]] and [[Positive thinking]] and [[Mental toughness]] and [[Self-awareness]] and [[Mental toughness]] and [[Psychological resilience]] and [[Self-care]] and [[Stress management]]

''See also:'' [[Emotional detachment]] and [[Obsessive thinking]] and [[Personal development]] and [[Friendship]] and [[Social networking]] and [[Gratitude]] and [[Mindfulness (Psychology)|mindfulness]] and [[Self-awareness]] and [[Positive thinking]] and [[Mental toughness]] and [[Self-awareness]] and [[Mental toughness]] and [[Psychological resilience]] and [[Self-care]] and [[Stress management]]

[[Emotional detachment]] is the ability to separate oneself from strong emotions. It can be practiced through techniques such as: learning to master emotions (See also: [[Self-regulation]] and [[Emotional intelligence]]), redirecting one's focus rather than [[Obsessive thinking|obsessing]] about an issue/person (Focusing on [[personal development]], strengthening [[friendship]]/relationships or [[Social networking|developing new relationships]] and practicing [[gratitude]]), [[Mindfulness (Psychology)|mindfulness]], increasing [[self-awareness]], engaging in [[positive thinking]] and not caring what [[Negative thinking|negative]] or [[Toxic personality traits|toxic people]] think, [[Assertiveness|assertively]] setting healthy boundaries (Communication boundaries and limiting contact), increasing one's [[mental toughness]] and [[Psychological resilience|psychological resiliency]] and engaging in [[self-care]] (For example, [[Stress management]] techniques). Specifically, it's a mental process that involves recognizing and accepting thoughts and feelings without letting them overwhelm you, and it can be a helpful tool for managing difficult emotions and difficult relationships.

[[Emotional detachment]] is the ability to separate oneself from strong emotions.  

 

Emotional detachment can be practiced through techniques such as: learning to master emotions (See also: [[Self-regulation]] and [[Emotional intelligence]]), redirecting one's focus rather than [[Obsessive thinking|obsessing]] about an issue/person (Focusing on [[personal development]], strengthening [[friendship]]/relationships or [[Social networking|developing new relationships]] and practicing [[gratitude]]), [[Mindfulness (Psychology)|mindfulness]], increasing [[self-awareness]], engaging in [[positive thinking]] and not caring what [[Negative thinking|negative]] or [[Toxic personality traits|toxic people]] think, [[Assertiveness|assertively]] setting healthy boundaries (Communication boundaries and limiting contact), increasing one's [[mental toughness]] and [[Psychological resilience|psychological resiliency]] and engaging in [[self-care]] (For example, [[Stress management]] techniques). Specifically, it's a mental process that involves recognizing and accepting thoughts and feelings without letting them overwhelm you, and it can be a helpful tool for managing difficult emotions and difficult relationships.

 

== Atheism and emotional problems ==

== Atheism and emotional problems ==