“a process whereby emotional disturbances are absorbed, and decline to the extent that other experiences and behaviour can proceed without disruption.”(1980)
“emotional processing is defined as the modification of memory structures that underlie emotions … new information, which is at once cognitive and affective, has to be integrated into the evoked information structure for an emotional change to take place.” Foa & Kozak (1986)
“a process that … constitutes the essence of recovery or emotional processing.” Foa, Huppert & Cahill (2006)
Emotional Processing Scale – Dr Roger baker
Understanding emotions - Emotional processing
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Understanding emotions - Emotional processing