Is emotional restraint a healthy response to adversity?

Ecclestone, Kathryn; Robinson, Ben L; Wheeler, Sarah

doi:10.1136/bmj.g6607

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BMJ

2014

DOI: 10.1136/bmj.g6607

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Is emotional restraint a healthy response to adversity?

Kathryn Ecclestone¹,

Ben L Robinson²,

Sarah Wheeler³

Abstract: Kathryn Ecclestone worries about inappropriate educational interventions that promote emotional openness and pathologise normal responses, but Ben Robinson and Sarah Wheeler point to evidence showing better outcomes in patients who have been encouraged to express what they are feeling

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Is emotional restraint a healthy response to adversity?

Abstract: Kathryn Ecclestone worries about inappropriate educational interventions that promote emotional openness and pathologise normal responses, but Ben Robinson and Sarah Wheeler point to evidence showing better outcomes in patients who have been encouraged to express what they are feeling

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