Feel It, Name It, Handle It: A Self-Paced Emotion Regulation Skills Course
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Author: Stacy Reynolds, M.MFT
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Level: All Levels
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Study time: 6 hours (estimated)
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Exams: 9 (8 Knowledge Checks & 1 final exam)
Brain & Heart Healing
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What's included?
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1 Final exam (80% to pass)
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8 Comprehensive modules
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8 Module knowledge checks
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Certificate of Completion
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Lifetime access
Understand your feelings before they take over
Most of us have had a feeling take over a day: the worry that won't stop, the hurt that comes out as a snap at someone we love, the shame that keeps us up at night. This self-paced course teaches practical, research-based skills to notice what you feel, name it clearly, lower your vulnerability to emotional storms, and respond in ways that fit the situation. It's for anyone whose emotions are affecting their relationships, family, or work, whether you chose to take it or someone asked you to.
Build your own Emotion Regulation Plan
You will learn:
- What emotions are for, and why they sometimes take over
- How putting a feeling into words helps calm it
- How sleep, food, and daily habits change how strongly you feel
- How to check whether your emotion fits the facts
- When to act opposite to an urge, and when to solve the problem instead
- How to break patterns like rumination, avoidance, and self-attack
- How to build your own Emotion Regulation Plan
Meet the instructor
Stacy Reynolds, M.MFT
I'm Stacy Reynolds, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern in Abilene, Texas. I've spent over four years working with families navigating relationship harm, addiction, and trauma, and my doctoral research focuses on intimate partner violence within the queer community.
This course is what I wish more people had access to. Strong feelings are not the problem. Feeling stuck with them is. Here you will find practical, research-based tools to understand what your emotions are telling you, keep them from building, and respond in ways you can feel good about.
Licensed by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapists (#205804) and the Texas Department of State Health Services (#72791). Supervised by Lisa Powell, Ph.D., LMFT-S.
Stacy Reynolds, M.MFT

