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MEET THE RACKET FEELINGS

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A familiar emotion, learned and encouraged in childhood, experienced in many different stress situations, and maladaptive as an adult means of problem-solving.

Racket feeling:

(Stewart, Joines : TA Today)

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1. Present, inner awareness

2. Demonstration or expression by appearance, behavior or words

3. Action directed at someone or something

Perception and feeling in grown person

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Perception and feeling in young child

3 & 2. Action directed at someone or something WHILE expressing him/herself

1. Inner awareness -sadly, not there yet.

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Others decide what is allowed

The child learns early in life:

- What to feel

- What to be aware of and what to ignore

- What is rewarded with strokes

- What is discounted

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So, how to tell authentic feelings from rackets?

I’m Angry : I’m solving a problem in the present I’m Sad : I’m dealing with loss in the pastI’m Scared : I’m helping solve a problem in the futureI’m Glad : No change needed

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Rackets lead into games

1. Extra emphasis on racket feelings

2. Broken record effect

3. Expanding the social scope

4. Seeking to transact with others

the Game is on !

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Rackets feed the script

Any time you experience a racket feeling, you are in script.

• The child uses the racket feelings to get his/her needs met. The script beliefs set in

• The adult is attempting to manipulate the environment so as to gain the parental support one gained in childhood by experiencing and showing the racket feelings.

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Thank You !

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