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Thank you Reply. Submit a Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. A group of single adults walk together. A new manual and videos are available for a course in emotional resilience offered by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A family smiles for a portrait in Ghana. The new emotional resilience materials are designed for anyone and everyone to learn how to better adapt to challenges and change.

As the world continues to battle the COVID pandemic and its impacts, researchers are finding that simple interventions can help build emotional resilience — the ability to adapt to challenges and change — and increase positive emotions.

A recent study conducted across 87 countries by researchers from Harvard, Stanford and other universities found that using a simple method to help people think differently about their situations improved their emotional response.

In addition to developing healthy thinking patterns, the Emotional Resilience manual includes resources for managing stress and anxiety, understanding sadness and depression, overcoming anger, managing addictive behaviors and building healthy relationships. Designed for anyone and everyone, the manual and course are not meant to be a replacement for therapy, he emphasized, but rather an introductory resource for developing skills, building hope and experiencing healthy relationships.

Some Latter-day Saint congregations have started organizing virtual and in-person group meetings, based on local conditions and directions, to go through the Emotional Resilience manual together with a facilitator. Valencia said the most impactful part of the manual for her was Chapter 2: Healthy Thinking Patterns.

As a reminder of what she learned, she still has a picture on her computer screen of the Savior talking to a woman at the well John 4. It covers a wide, wide variety of topics that can help us to be emotionally and spiritually stronger than we were when we started.

Valencia said she would participate in the manualized-study course again. The emotional resilience materials are currently available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian and other languages , with 10 additional languages forthcoming.

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This workbook can help you learn and put into practice principles of faith, education, hard work, and trust in the Lord. Accepting and living these principles will help you receive the strength promised by the Lord. The pilot version of this manual was called Emotional Resilience for Self Reliance. The manual is currently available in English only. I have a relative who moved to Germany where they are still in Covid lockdown.

No able to attend meetings. Is there an online group, English speaking, that he could join? We are desperate to find him some help. Thank you. Your email address will not be published. LDS Daily Email. Get Church news and articles delivered right to your inbox. The emotional resilience materials are currently available in English and many additional languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French and Russian. A group of single adults walk together.

A new manual and videos are available for a course in emotional resilience offered by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A family smiles for a portrait in Ghana. The new emotional resilience materials are designed for anyone and everyone to learn how to better adapt to challenges and change. As the world continues to battle the COVID pandemic and its impacts, researchers are finding that simple interventions can help build emotional resilience — the ability to adapt to challenges and change — and increase positive emotions.

A recent study conducted across 87 countries by researchers from Harvard, Stanford and other universities found that using a simple method to help people think differently about their situations improved their emotional response. In addition to developing healthy thinking patterns, the Emotional Resilience manual includes resources for managing stress and anxiety, understanding sadness and depression, overcoming anger, managing addictive behaviors and building healthy relationships.

Designed for anyone and everyone, the manual and course are not meant to be a replacement for therapy, he emphasized, but rather an introductory resource for developing skills, building hope and experiencing healthy relationships. Some Latter-day Saint congregations have started organizing virtual and in-person group meetings, based on local conditions and directions, to go through the Emotional Resilience manual together with a facilitator. Valencia said the most impactful part of the manual for her was Chapter 2: Healthy Thinking Patterns.

As a reminder of what she learned, she still has a picture on her computer screen of the Savior talking to a woman at the well John 4. It covers a wide, wide variety of topics that can help us to be emotionally and spiritually stronger than we were when we started. Valencia said she would participate in the manualized-study course again. The emotional resilience materials are currently available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian and other languages , with 10 additional languages forthcoming.