Temperament refers to your innate emotional and behavioral tendencies, which can play a significant role in how you interact with others and respond to various situations. There are different approaches to temperament training, and they can vary depending on the context and goals. Some common aspects of temperament training may include:

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• Emotional Regulation: Teaching individuals how to recognize and manage their emotions effectively. This can include techniques for coping with anger, anxiety, and stress.

• Social Skills: Developing interpersonal skills, such as communication, empathy, and conflict resolution, to help individuals interact more successfully with others.

• Self-Awareness: Encouraging individuals to understand their own temperament and how it may impact their behavior and relationships.

• Coping Strategies: Providing tools and strategies for dealing with challenges and difficulties in a constructive manner.

• Mindfulness and Self-Control: Teaching individuals to be more aware of their thoughts and actions, and how to exercise self-control.

• Behavioral Management: Providing techniques for modifying certain behaviors associated with one's temperament, particularly those that may be causing problems or conflicts.

• Parenting and Education: Some temperament training programs are designed for parents and educators to help them understand and support children with different temperaments in a positive and effective manner.

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Our CREATION THERAPY and CREATED IN GOD'S IMAGE Course is designed to frame and address the in-born temperament in the context of ministry with a bibliocentric approach.