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five part emotional awareness triggering stimulus ’the assessment of what elements are missing guides the process of emotional awareness intervention in a systematic way; the goal is to help clients be aware of all five elements’ symbol or verbal label impulse or action tendency body sensation wish or need ‘emotional awareness is not thinking about the feeling; it involves feeling the feeling in awareness’ Greenberg L. & Watson J. Emotion-focused therapy for depression. Washington: APA, 2005. p.79

not too little, not too much when emotions are ‘over regulated’ we are out of touch with a crucial source of information; we also lack colour & vitality in our relationships & in our enjoyment of life; it’s as if we’re watching our experience from the bank, rather than living it when emotions are ‘under regulated’ we too easily lose our footing and get swept away, so we’re likely to be avoidant of emotions or at their mercy; either way emotions no longer serve us, they dominate & damage our relationships & our lives the aim, of course, is to be able to wade into the river of our emotional life without losing our footing; emotions then provide crucial information while giving our life colour, richness & meaning