Emotional Stability — Emotional stability involves recognizing feelings, retaining perspective, and recovering after distress. It does not require constant calm or the absence of strong emotions. Stability supports choices that address actual circumstances rather than automatically following the strongest immediate feeling. — Emotional Regulation

Added October 12, 2026

Emotional stability — Emotional stability involves responding to feelings and difficulties without allowing them to dominate every judgment or responsibility. A doom and gloom outlook strains this stability through repeated threat anticipation, withdrawal, and neglected needs. Recovery supports stability through accurate assessment, manageable action, and dependable assistance. — Recovery Outcomes

Added October 14, 2026