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How to calm down over excitement?

Leda Block
Leda Block
2025-07-31 22:45:19
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So the way we approach the feeling of excitement is actually not that different to the way we approach a feeling of anxiety. We tend to chase after it, we tend to be happy kind of chasing after those thoughts and being involved in that conversation in our own mind. Either way, whether we're chasing after thoughts or resisting thoughts, we're still creating more chatter in the mind, and that chatter is preventing the mind from calming down. So as much as possible, once we've seen that tendency to kind of get caught up in that conversation, and excitement has to be driven by a conversation, at some stage there has been a thought or a chain of thoughts which has created or stimulated that feeling of excitement and it's only sustained kind of by giving it more attention. So as soon as we've seen that and we've let go of it and we've come back, of course, absolutely fine just to sit there and to experience the feeling of excitement, to be present with it, to enjoy it, but not to encourage it. And I think when we do that, when we approach excitement in that way, then not only does the mind start to calm down a little bit, but it calms down with a sense of sort of happiness and joy.
Delaney Kautzer
Delaney Kautzer
2025-07-23 21:26:44
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Kids need self-control to keep their excitement in check. They don’t all develop this skill at the same rate, though. Many kids with ADHD struggle with self-control. They can also have trouble switching gears from one situation to the next. Sensory processing challenges can also lead kids to getting overexcited. They get overwhelmed by input that comes in through their senses, which can make them overexcited.

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Gay Ferry
Gay Ferry
2025-07-23 16:49:50
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Look for signs that make you aware about your over-excitement. You could be more talkative, aggressive, demanding, and generally don’t feel as grounded. Step outside if over-excitement is making you anxious. If you feel breathless, then step out of your premises, inhale fresh air, and expose yourself to sunlight. This will help you calm down. Practice meditation and breathing exercises. Meditation will help you to calm down, because at times, too much excitement can be awkward. And as we have discussed, over-excitement can amp up your heart rate, so breathing exercises will come in handy. Listen to some music, look at different colours, eat something or drink water, and move around. Practise balancing your emotions, even otherwise in your daily life. The mind has to be trained to not vacillate between highs and lows. Using a detached approach towards your emotions, observing them as an outsider without judgment, can help in this process.